Neewer professional 3D 360° ball head 4.2 kg load, 1/4" thread, ISO foot, model MA002

The Neewer professional 3D 360° ball head MA002 supports equipment up to 4.2 kg and offers a compact solution for flexible mounting. It features a 1/4" mounting thread and an ISO-standard foot for compatibility with monitors, cameras and various accessories. The head provides full 360-degree rotation combined with three-axis adjustment for accurate positioning in studio and field setups where compactness and stable support are required.

Advantages

The ball head delivers smooth multi-axis movement and precise locking for repeatable framing. Its 1/4" thread ensures broad compatibility with camera gear and accessories, while the ISO foot allows secure attachment to standard mounts and arms. Designed for practical use, the MA002 balances compact size with a 4.2 kg load capacity to support mirrorless cameras, monitors and small rigs without occupying much space.

Suitable for

• Mounting small cameras and mirrorless systems
• Attaching on-camera monitors and field recorders
• Supporting microphones, LED panels and lightweight accessories
• Studio setups and on-location shoots requiring flexible framing

Key specifications

• Maximum load capacity: 4.2 kg
• Mounting thread: 1/4" (female screw)
• Foot standard: ISO-compatible
• Rotation: 360° horizontal rotation with multi-axis adjustment
• Construction: compact, lightweight design for portable setups

How to use

Attach the MA002 by securing its ISO foot to a compatible arm or mount, then fasten the device or accessory using the 1/4" thread. Adjust the ball head to the desired angle by loosening the main locking knob, repositioning the head for framing or level, and then tightening the knob to lock the position. For panoramic or continuous rotation needs, use the 360° rotation while ensuring the load remains balanced. Verify all connections before use to maintain stability.

Usage recommendations

For stable performance, avoid exceeding the 4.2 kg load limit and distribute weight close to the central axis. When using on articulated arms or lightweight stands, confirm that the supporting hardware is rated for the combined weight of the ball head and mounted equipment. Regularly check mounting threads and locks for wear and tighten as needed before operation.