Make rigging easier with the Universal 60mm NATO Rail. Mount it from any part of your camera rig via the sliding screws, and use it as a base for mounting a huge range of NATO accessories. With 60mm of sliding travel, marked by laser-engraved position markers and protected by safety stops at either end; the NATO Rail is a low-profile yet versatile addition to your top, side or rear plate.
Made from our signature high-grade aluminium, the NATO Rail is guaranteed to offer top performance.
Quick-Release Convenience
Need quick and easy access to a component on your rig? The NATO Rail is the perfect solution. Simply slide your accessory into place and tighten the clamp – but even if you forget that second step, the NATO Rail comes with easy-press safety stops on both ends to prevent accidental releases.
Position with Precision
If you need to accurately balance accessories on your rig, such as our NATO Top Handle, the NATO Rail has precisely engraved position markers all along the central 60mm between the safety stops. This allows you to easily place accessories in the exact centre of the Rail, or precisely along the rest of its length.
Clean Mounting
The NATO Rail can be attached to any 3/8” or 1/4″ screw thread, thanks to the trio of screws in the base. These screws are able to slide the length of the Rail to match your mounting point, whilst also being captive so you don’t lose them when loosened. If any of the screws get in the way, you can remove them.
Dual Functionality
The NATO rail also features a line of 1/4″ and 3/8” screw threads along the centre, giving you additional mounting options for your rig. Each features ARRI anti-twist pin threads, giving you extra security when attaching accessories.
Part of the LeftField System
Bright Tangerine’s Universal Camera Accessories are – appropriately – designed to be universal. Capable of being used on practically any camera system or rig construction, these accessories are ideal for filmmaking professionals at any level: from run-and-gun videography to high-budget cinematic filmmaking.