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RAM® Friction Hinge Arm with Pin-LockT Ball for Tough-BarT
The RAM Friction Hinge Arm with Pin-Lock Ball for Tough-Bar (RAM-TB-FHA2-1BU) is a modular attachment designed to let you build your own C size mounting solution on the RAM Tough-Bar. This setup features a C size RAM Pin-Lock ball, allowing you to connect any C size double socket arm and device holderideal for tablets, GPS devices, or other accessories. When paired with a C size arm, this configuration offers up to 180 of articulation, while the integrated friction hinge provides smooth, single-axis pivoting for fine-tuned positioning or quick access to vehicle controls. For added safety, the Collar-Lock system acts as a rotational limiter, preventing over-rotation that could send the arm or device into the dashboard during adjustment or impact. Together, the friction hinge and Collar-Lock provide stable, vibration-resistant performance even in demanding environments. The built-in cable retention feature keeps cords neatly organized and secured along the arm, preventing snags or strain during adjustment. With its durable construction and RAM compatibility, the Friction Hinge Arm for Tough-Bar delivers customizable adjustability, secure hold, and reliable protection for your equipment and vehicle interior.
- Enables smooth, single-axis side-to-side pivoting for optimal keyboard or accessory positioning
- Integrated Collar-LockT system prevents over-rotation to protect devices and vehicle interiors during adjustment or impact
- Includes a C size ball base; complete your RAM® solution with an arm and holder
- Built-in cable retention keeps cords organized
- Backed by a lifetime warranty
- Components
- RAM-463U
- Product Line
- Tough-BarT
- Product Type
- Components
- Ball Size
- C Size (1.5")
- Hardware Included
- Assembly Hardware
- Materials
- High strength composite
Marine-grade aluminum - Packaging Type
- Poly Bag
- Product Dimensions
- Length: 6.38" (center clamp to center ball)
- Weight Capacity
- Heavy-Duty Use: 3 lbs
Standard Use: 4 lbs
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