Westcott

Scrim Jim Cine Straight Frame Connector (2")

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$10.29 $13.9 In stock

Category: Stands & Mounts

The Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Straight Frame Connector (2") is designed for use with any two Scrim Jim Cine frame tubes. This connector features heavy-duty construction and a positive-locking button for secure assembly, making it a reliable component for your light control framework.

  • Compatible with Scrim Jim Cine frame tubes for straight connections
  • Heavy-duty construction ensures durability on set
  • Positive-locking button provides secure attachment
  • Ideal for video gear and light control setups
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph Q. ★★★★★

The positive-locking button clicks in securely, making assembly feel solid. I used these to connect two frame tubes for a large diffusion setup, and they held perfectly under tension.

Natalie ★★★★★

The heavy-duty construction on these connectors feels solid enough to handle any frame setup I've thrown at it, and the positive-locking button keeps everything secure during shoots.

William Q. ★★★★★

The locking button snaps in with a satisfying click, and once it’s engaged, the connection feels rock-solid—no wobble even when I’m adjusting the frame overhead. It’s the kind of hardware that makes me trust the rig won’t come apart mid-shoot.