Strg 6.1'' Double Socket Swivel Arm for B Size 1" Ball Mount
Product ID: B093162V97
Condition: New
Selected Option: 1" Ball Sockets (6.1'' Long)
$ 119
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Product Description
Strg 6.1'' Double Socket Swivel Arm for B Size 1" Ball Mount
- Double socket swivel and ratchet arm features 360-degree center rotation and 180-degree swivel joint with an overall length of 6.1" and a socket-to-socket length of 5.5"
- 1" Ball double socket arm attaches to any B size ball mounts components, including mounting bases and device holders; double ball and socket technology allows for near-infinite adjustability of your 1'' mounting system
- Double socket swivel arm made of powder-coated, marine-grade high-strength composites for durability and reliability in the most demanding environments
- Double socket arm for electronic equipment, motorcycle/ car/ engineering machine/ tractor/ agricultural machinery/ forklift and more
- Backed by a lifetime warranty, if you have any questions about our Double Socket Arm, please contact us by email, we will help you solve it
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Strg
Manufacturer
Strg
PartNumber
B Size Double Socket Arm
Model
Double Socket Arm
Warranty
2 year
Color
Black
Height
1.5
Length
6.1
Weight
0.42769678828
Width
2
Size
1" Ball Sockets (6.1'' Long)
NumberOfItems
1
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