Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head Carbon

Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head Carbon - Lightweight and Durable for Professional Photography

Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head Carbon is a perfect choice for both wildlife and bird photography as well as sports photography. With its innovative design and carbon fiber construction, this gimbal head offers an unbeatable combination of low weight and high durability. It is specifically developed for photographers seeking precision and agility in their movements, making it an indispensable tool for every serious photographer.

Innovative Design and Functionality

Sirui PH-20 stands out with its lightweight yet robust carbon fiber arm, allowing it to handle heavy camera equipment without feeling bulky. The Arca Swiss-compatible quick-release system and the calibrated quick-release platform make it easy to switch between different cameras and lenses. The included quick-release plate is 12 cm long and features dual screws (1/4″ and 3/8″) for added safety and stability.

Smooth Movement and Adjustable Resistance

With the Sirui PH-20, you can easily move your camera horizontally 360° and tilt it 150° to -60° with a light touch. This freedom of movement allows you to capture fast scenes on the go while maintaining full control over the camera's position. Additionally, the resistance in the tilt movements can be adjusted, allowing for customization based on your needs, whether you prefer high precision or faster rotation.

Specifications

• Max Load: 20 kg
• Weight: 1300 g
• Construction: Carbon fiber and forged aluminum
• Range of Motion: 360° horizontally, 150° to -60° vertically
• Mount: Arca Swiss-compatible
• Included Quick Plate: 12 cm long, dual screws (1/4″ and 3/8″)

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum load for the Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head?
The maximum load is 20 kg.

Which mount is the Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head compatible with?
It is Arca Swiss compatible.

How much does the Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head weigh?
It weighs 1300 g.

What is the range of motion for the Sirui PH-20 Gimbal Head?
It has a range of motion of 360° horizontally and 150° to -60° vertically.