Kinetic rotating frame screw Rock and Roll KTC-T-2311 for fishing rod support

The Kinetic rotating frame screw Rock and Roll KTC-T-2311 is a metal fastening component designed for use with fishing rod support frames and mounting systems. It provides a rotatable joint and secure clamping point to attach rod holders to banksticks, pods or frame assemblies. The part enables angular adjustment and dependable fixation so anglers can set rod positions precisely for casting and bite detection.

Advantages

This rotating frame screw offers smooth rotational movement and reliable tightening to hold rod-support elements firmly in place. Its construction is intended to resist loosening under normal fishing conditions and to allow quick adjustment of angle and orientation. The design supports compatibility with a variety of frame profiles and mounting configurations commonly used in bankstick and pod systems.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Mounting rod holders to banksticks and spikes
• Securing rod rests on pod frames and platform systems
• Adjusting rod angle for casting, presentation and bite indication
• Replacing or upgrading mounting hardware on existing support frames

Key specifications

• Function: rotating joint and fastening screw for rod support frames
• Material: metal construction suitable for outdoor angling use
• Compatibility: designed for use with common bankstick, pod and frame systems
• Adjustment: allows rotational and angular positioning of rod holders
• Finish: corrosion-resistant treatment appropriate for freshwater and occasional coastal use

How to use

Insert the rotating frame screw through the mounting point of the rod holder or frame bracket and thread it into the receiving nut or clamp on the bankstick, pod or frame. Position the rod holder to the desired angle, then tighten the screw to secure the assembly. Confirm that the connection is firm and that the rotational movement is held without slipping before placing rods in the supports.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, inspect the screw and mating threads before each outing, apply a light corrosion-inhibiting lubricant if operating in saltwater environments, and avoid overtightening to prevent thread damage while ensuring stable fixation.