Y-shaped lens frame with two wheels — key benefits and specifications - Purpose: Designed for lens mount systems to support and stabilize camera lenses when used with stabilizers or mounting rigs. - Stable support: The Y-shaped frame plus two wheels provides rolling support under the lens, reducing strain on the camera mount and improving balance on gimbals and other stabilizers. - Adjustable fit: Built-in 1/4-inch slider screw allows quick, precise height adjustments to match different lens barrel positions. - Size and capacity: Height adjusts from 22 mm to 71.5 mm to fit a wide range of lenses; rated load capacity up to 5 kg. - Easy balancing: Slide and lock the frame to fine-tune the lens position for better center-of-gravity control and smoother stabilization. - Compatibility: Works with standard lens mount systems and can be integrated with camera stabilizers and support rigs that accept lens frames and 1/4-inch fittings. - Reliable performance: Designed to reduce lens sag and improve overall rig stability under typical shooting loads up to 5 kg. Practical use scenarios - Gimbal stabilization: Use the frame to support heavy telephoto lenses on a handheld gimbal, improving balance and reducing motor strain for longer battery life and smoother motion. - Studio or field rigs: Mount the frame on sliders or tripod rigs to support long lenses during pans or track moves, minimizing mount stress and maintaining stable framing. - On-location shoots: Quickly adjust the 1/4-inch slider screw to adapt the support height when switching lenses or changing shooting angles, keeping setup time low and stability high. What it solves - Prevents lens sag and reduces stress on the camera mount - Makes balancing on stabilizers faster and more consistent - Supports heavier lenses (up to 5 kg) without compromising stability Specifications (as provided) - Type: Y-shaped lens frame with two wheels - Adjustment: 1/4-inch slider screw - Height range: 22–71.5 mm - Load capacity: 5 kg - Compatibility: Designed for lens mount systems and stabilizer integration Notes - Follow your stabilizer or rig manufacturer’s instructions for mounting and balancing. - Confirm compatibility with your specific lens and rig dimensions before use.