Computer Monitor Articulating Arm Wall Mount

Matthews Medium Noga Articulating Arm

Product Code: ga12673
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Mount almost any production accessory anywhere with the Matthews Medium NOGA Articulating Arm. When fully extended, this arm will reach 10.5 inches, and because it's able to hold up to 13.2 pounds, lights, modifiers, and even cameras themselves can be secured with a twist of the lever. Each end of the arm terminates in a 5/8" baby-pin, which will accept many standard lighting and grip accessories including clamps and stand adapters.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty Holds up to 13.2 Pounds 10.5" Extended Length 5/8" Pin on Each End

Parameters
Load Capacity	13.2 lb / 6 kg
Top Mount	5/8" Stud
Bottom Mount	5/8" Stud
Points of Articulation	3
Maximum Length	10.5" / 26.7 cm
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.555 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.65 x 3.75 x 2.3"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. An separate metal washer comes with the product in a small plastic bag. What is this washer for? How is it used?

A: The Metal washer could be used with the side that does not connect to your camera. If you can't get a tight connection you could add the washer.

Q: 2. are the pin ends tapped?

A: Yes, the pin ends are tapped.

Q: 3. Where can I find just the red rubber grip washer attached to this product please?

A: Try the company 16x9 in California. They importer Noga arms into the US.

Q: 4. There is a washer in small clear plastic zip bag, in the Noga box. What is this for?

A: Articulating arms such as the Noga DG9038CA CineArm DG (Medium) (B&H# NODG9038CA) sometimes come with washers which are designed to increase the surface area in contact between the screw end of the arm and whatever it attaches to. That can reduce the chance of it slipping.

Q: 5. The color of spigots(I mean the stud) is white or black? other sites showing the same product are listing white colored studs of the product. I want black ones.

A: The models we are currently carrying are as featured in the image, thus black is the color.

Q: 6. What size are the taps on the ends?

A: Both ends are 5/8" pins 1 end has a 1/4" x 20 threaded hole the other end is 3/8" x 16

Q: 7. What are the female threads at the ends of the 5/8 studs? 1/4-20? both of them?

A: The following unit offers 1/4-20 on both ends.

Q: 8. Would this work to hold the Odyssey 7Q+?

A: Yes. The Noga DG9038CA CineArm DG (Medium) will hold the Odyssey 7Q+.

Q: 9. Do the 5/8 pins have a flat side to prevent rotation in superclamps/mafers?

A: Yes the pins do incorporate the flats for the thread stops.

Q: 10. would this be good for a 7 inch atoms ninja monitor?

A: This arm is suitable for use with the Atomos monitor / recorder products.

dave	16/09/2024
as pro studio filmaker, i use a lot of magic arm. i used to buy the manfrotto but they became realy poor quality...and i find those the matthew seams to be realy strong realy well finish i wait about a year before wroting something about it to realy test them! of course i recomand those in stead of the manfrotto. 5

Gary	16/09/2024
I've purchased 2 of them now. 5

Trevor	16/09/2024
I've tried other articulating arms but I only trust the Matthews brand with my expensive gear. These are very versatile and can hold lights and cameras in positions I cannot get my body into. Spend a little extra and get these, this is my second one. The first one is over 5 years old and still going strong. 5

Dale	15/09/2024
The Cine Arm is really well made and locks my on-camera monitor securely to the desired position. The Cine Lock kit saves a lot of time from having to hassle with assembly. It's definitely worth the price. 5

L7	05/08/2024
I've gone through many magic arms for mounting EVF, Monitors, sound devices, on-camera lights. The Noga arms are still by far the most solid and flexible. Although they tend to be a little heavier than some of the other magic arms, they are still my first choice for flexibly mounting devices to my rigs. Make sure you choose the right length for your needs! 5

Bryan L.	27/07/2024
I use this to mount my GH4 to my Matthews C-stand. Works like magic. 5

John	11/07/2024
This thing is tiny and works great in a tight space. No ratcheting handle to get in the way. 5

anyonymous	01/07/2024
Light as a feather, solid as a rock!! 5

J. McCoy	23/06/2024
it is amazing. you should get one. 5

Daniel	12/06/2024
The headline might overstate it but the articulating arm is certainly more versatile and more portable than a C stand. I have a Tether Tools version and the Matthews NOGA version. Each has their place, but if I had to choose, I'd pick this Matthews arm. It's well made and will last for many years. 5