Securely mount your 7" tablet with a RAM Handlebar Rail Mount with U-Bolt Base and Universal X-Grip Cradle. Consisting of a rustproof zinc-coated u-bolt base, double socket arm, and universal X-Grip cradle for 7" tablets, this bundle attaches your device to rails and poles 0.5 to 1.25" in diameter. Its double socket arm connects to 1" rubber balls on the base and X-Grip, enabling you to adjust the angle of your tablet to meet your needs.

The X-Grip cradle expands and contracts to fit a wide variety of tablets and has easy-access grip knobs on its back for quick insertion and release. It is compatible with cases and sleeves that fall within its size range and includes a device tether to better secure your tablet.

Holds Most 7" Tablets    Case Compatible    Rustproof Stainless Steel and Composite    Adjustable Ball Joint    Double Socket Arm    Fits Poles and Rails 0.5 to 1.25" Across    Easy-Access Knobs    Includes Tether    Limited Lifetime Warranty

The cradle can be oriented horizontally or vertically depending on the size of your device. It holds devices 2.5 to 5.75" wide. Devices at the minimum (2.5") width must be at least 7" long, while devices at the maximum (5.75") width must be at least 4" long. Maximum depth is 0.875". Please measure your device with the protective case or sleeve that you plan to use.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I am looking to attach a Paul C. Buff Einstein with a beauty dish to this. Will it hold the weight, and what other configurations should I buy to make it compatible with the Einstein?

A: I have used this stand with my profoto B1 and D1s. I have used beauty dishes and large octa's. I do recommend using sandbags. I have since purchased a boom arm and use with this stand with great results.

Q: 2. Does the chrome/black chip or scratch easily?

A: The chrome do not chip easily. The back do not reflect. Each has its advantages.

Q: 3. Wheels for these?

A: We do not make wheel set for due to the small base.

Q: 4. Can this double as Dana Dolly rails?

A: The Matthews 1 1/2" Grip Rail (Long, 41-72") is not made to work as rails for the Dana Dolly,

Q: 5. Stupid question, how do you connect a strobe without the end being a baby pin connector? I've never owned a c-stand, so I'm unfamiliar. Thanks!

A: Every studio grade strobe I've ever had...Ascor, Speedotron, Broncolor or Buff has mounted directly to a standard C stand. On camera flash units will require an adapter or at least gaffer tape.

Q: 6. What is the column diameter of this c-stand?

A: The column DIA. is 1 1/4

Q: 7. What transport case is recommended for these

A: A case like the Hakuba PSTC 400 Pro Series Light Stand, B&H # HAPSTC400 would be suitable to hold the riser, base and grip arm of this stand. Please see the image below.

Q: 8. How does it mount on a dashboard of a car?

A: If your dashboard doesn't have a microphone stand, it's probably not going to mount on your dashboard.

Q: 9. Can I mount my 5d with 24-105 lens in this stand to get 90 degree shot.or please suggest me best alternate with all accessories for stable shot of 90 degree.

A: When doing this I supported the free end of the boom (c-stand arm) with either another c stand or a light stand. I strongly agree with the suggestion about wireless or wired tripper. In a pinch I once gaffer-taped the camera to the boom arm.

Q: 10. Can anyone tell me the actual weight of the Matthews 40 riser+turtle base? In the Matthews catalog it says 11 pounds, but lists the riser as 10lbs and base as 5lbs. I just want to know if it is lighter than the comparable avenger model(A2030D), listed as 13.7 pounds.

A: The Matthews stand without the arm and grip is, 11 lbs. The arm and grip adds another 4.5 lbs making the total 15.5 lbs.The Avenger stand, a href= http://bhpho.to/1kYlzuw, target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1kYlzuw,/a with the grip and arm is 18.4 lbs.