Diving Flashlight Ball Mount Bracket 2934mm Adapter for Underwater Camera and Torch

Diving Flashlight Ball Mount Bracket 2934mm Adapter for Underwater Camera and Torch Description

Solid aluminium alloy construction for underwater use Built from durable aluminium alloy to resist corrosion and wear during repeated exposure to seawater. Anodized finish and precision CNC machining increase strength and extend service life for diving conditions. Secure, nondamaging clamping Plastic adjusting screws provide a reliable clamp that holds your flashlight firmly without scratching or deforming the body. Easy to tighten or loosen for quick attachment and removal on the dive site. Wide compatibility 1 inch ball adapter designed to accept flashlights 29-34 mm in diameter, making it compatible with a broad range of dive lights. Integrates with standard 1' ball mount systems for flexible rigging options. Why choose this bracket Provides a stable, damage connection between your flashlight and underwater mounting system so you can focus on task lighting, videography, or inspection work. Precision CNC machining and anodizing mean the adapter maintains alignment and function even after repeated dives and bumps. Key attributes at a glance Material: Aluminium alloy Finish: Anodized Manufacturing: CNC machined Mount type: 1 inch ball adapter Flashlight compatibility: 29-34 mm diameter Clamping: Plastic adjusting screws for secure, nonmarring grip Practical applications Underwater photography and videography: securely mount a dive light to a camera tray or arm to produce consistent, hands illumination. Technical and commercial diving: attach torches to inspection rigs or guideline setups for reliable task lighting during troubleshooting or repairs. Recreational and night dives: pair with common dive lights for straightforward mounting to arms, trays, or handles when exploring wrecks or reefs. Reliable, precisely machined, and easy to use - this adapter provides a versatile, secure solution for mounting 29-34 mm flashlights to 1' ball systems in underwater environments.