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Libec TH-X Head and Tripod System

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Provide stable support to your small camcorder, DSLR, or mirrorless camera with the Libec TH-X Tripod System.


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Mounted atop a two-stage (3-segment) tripod with a 65mm bowl, the TH-X head provides a sliding balance platform for optimal pan/tilt performance for loads up to 9 pounds. The drag and counterbalance are fixed, and both the pan and tilt can be locked. Rosettes on either side of the head can hold the pan bar for right and left-handed operators.

While the 65mm ball base offers quick-leveling capabilities when used with a tripod, it has a trick up its sleeve. The bottom of the base is flattened and has a 3/8″-16 thread in the center, enabling it to be secured to flat-mount accessories such as sliders, jibs, and more without unwieldy bowl adapters.

The included tripod offers a 30-62″ height range for both lower and higher-angled shots. Thumbscrew-tightened leg sections secure the tripod, and the mid-level spreader provides stability and quick operation, even on uneven terrain and flooring.

Specification :

Payload 4kg / 9.0lb (C.G.55mm)
Counterbalance FIX
Drag mode FIX
Tilt angle +90° / -80°
Temperature range -20°C to +60°C / -4°F to +140°F
Bubble level Non illuminated
Camera plate Sliding plate
Sliding range +/-30mm / 1.2"
Plate attachment 1/4" screw with video pin
Spare screw None
Weight 3.1kg / 6.9lb
Height 75.5cm to 159cm / 29.7 to 62.6"
Ball diameter 65mm
Section 2STAGE

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