Tether Tools - Tether Table - Aero Traveler 16x14 Black

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Key Features
- Includes LAJO4 ProBracket and protective travel case
- Secure to any 1/4″-20 or 3/8″ tripod mount, 5/8″ stud or Arca style attachment
- No adapters needed
- Precision crafted 16"x14"(40cm x 35cm)
- Lightweight at less than 2.50lbs.(1.13kg)
- Extremely Durable - maximum load capacity 30lbs.(13.5kg)
- Stores compact and easy with included durable custom case
- Constructed T6 Aerospace Aluminum
- Sleek and attractive design
- Complete line of Tether Table accessories available
- Increases professional approach on photo shoots
- Lifetime Warranty
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Overview
The Tether Tools - Tether Table - Aero Traveler 16x14 - Non-Reflective Black TTATBLK is specially designed to provide a workspace for small netbook and notebook computers. This portable tethering platform is designed by aerospace engineers utilizing T6 aerospace aluminum that makes it highly stable and durable. The black textured finish is non-reflective and is ideal for dark studio lighting conditions. Providing a workspace of 16 x 14 inches, it has a maximum load capacity of 30 lb. It can be mounted to any 1/4"-20 tripod head, 3/8" tripod mount, 5/8" stud studio stand or an Arca style mounting attachment using the LAJO-4 ProBracket.
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| Color | Black |
- Tether Tools - Tether Table - Aero Traveler 16x14 - Non-Reflective Black TTATBLK
- LAJO4 ProBracket
- Protective travel case
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