Product Description

Overview

The KR VisionReach 22 Omni 40 cm is the mount that brings a camera, light, sensor, or monitor out from a VisionGrid 22 Pro frame to where it needs to look. It clamps to the 22 mm tube, gives you a controlled Omni arm for positioning, and ends in a standard ¼"-20 screw for your device.

The Omni gives full 360° rotation and a 90° pivot for precise aiming, with an interchangeable ball-head socket at each end and anti-slip rosettes that lock the joint so a set angle holds without creeping. A ratcheted handle makes locking quick.

At 40 cm / 15.7 in it's the longest Omni in the family - the most reach for covering a wider working area. Longer reach means more leverage, so it carries less than the shorter arms and is best with lighter payloads. Choose it when coverage matters more than maximum stiffness.

Why VisionReach

Why VisionReach

A generic arm can hold a device for a while. VisionReach is built for setups that keep changing - you reposition the camera, swap the light, adjust the angle - without the arm slipping, twisting, or drifting out of position.

It's a known, reusable mounting path: a defined base that fits your frame, a defined arm class with a real load figure, and a standard device screw. When the layout changes, you adjust the arm instead of rebuilding the mount. If your camera needs a special interface, keep this as the standard mounting path and make only the device-side adapter plate custom - the rest stays reusable.

How It Mounts

How It Mounts

This kit is the middle link of the chain - it connects your 22 mm VisionGrid Pro tube to your device's ¼"-20 thread, base and arm included:

22 mm VisionGrid Pro tube -> VisionReach 22 tube clamp base (included) -> Omni 40 cm / 15.7 in adjustable arm (included) -> 1/4"-20 male device screw (included) -> your device's 1/4"-20 female thread OR a camera-specific adapter plate -> camera, light, sensor, or monitor

¼"-20 is the common camera/accessory thread. "Male" means this kit provides the screw; your device or adapter plate needs the matching female thread. If the image must stay level and can't twist on a single screw, add a locating pin or anti-rotation plate.

Which Arm

Omni or Super Knuckle?

Choose Omni when you want a repeatable, locked angle - its anti-slip rosettes index to a set tooth position and return to it, so a camera holds the angle you set. Choose Super Knuckle when you want fast, freehand positioning - its friction ball joints glide smoothly to any angle and lock with a single knob, and it offers a wider range of accessories. They simply hold differently: the Omni for an exact, repeatable angle, the Super Knuckle for quick, free movement.

Reach & Load

Reach and Load

This Omni reaches 40 cm / 15.7 in and carries up to 4 kg / 8.8 lb close to the clamp - the longest Omni reach, so keep payloads modest - derating as the payload moves toward the tip or off-center. It locks to a repeatable indexed angle for static positioning and is not vibration-rated, so re-check the hold after heavy use.

  • Reach: 40 cm / 15.7 in nominal.
  • Close-in working load: up to 4 kg / 8.8 lb.
  • Best for: lighter cameras, lights, sensors, and accessories that need to reach across the bench.

Start with the shortest arm that reaches the target. The shorter Omni is cheaper, carries more load, and holds the image steadier - so choose 40 cm only when you genuinely need the coverage, and plan for a lighter payload. The 4 kg figure is a close-in reference for the arm; at long reach, leverage, sag, vibration, and cable pull all reduce what it will hold steady. Secure the cable to the frame before judging stability.

Best Applications

Best Applications

VisionReach 22 Omni 40 cm is at its best for wide-coverage, lighter camera and light work across a VisionGrid 22 Pro bench - where reach matters more than maximum stiffness.

  • Wide-coverage camera or light placement across a VisionGrid 22 Pro bench.
  • Utility and accessory positioning where reach matters more than stiffness.
  • Early layout exploration before settling on a shorter, stiffer final arm.
  • Cable-managed setups with lighter payloads.
What's in the Kit

What's in the Kit

The kit ships as three reusable parts - the sliding base, the 40 cm / 15.7 in Omni arm, and the ¼"-20 male device screw - and nothing device-specific.

  • VisionReach 22 tube clamp base for the 22 mm VisionGrid Pro tube.
  • Omni 40 cm / 15.7 in adjustable arm.
  • ¼"-20 male device screw.

Not included unless bundled: the camera, lens, light, sensor, monitor, or controller; a camera-specific adapter plate; the VisionGrid frame itself; and cable strain-relief hardware.

Before You Order

Before You Order

Before ordering, confirm four things: a 22 mm VisionGrid Pro tube, a ¼"-20 female device thread, payload and cable pull suited to a 40 cm / 15.7 in reach, and a reviewed path if the setup is vibration-prone or production-bound.

  • Confirm your frame is a 22 mm VisionGrid Pro tube (not 16 mm rail, 35 mm post, or extrusion).
  • Your device needs a ¼"-20 female thread, or an adapter plate that gives it one.
  • Check that payload weight, center of gravity, and cable pull suit the 40 cm reach - plan for a lighter payload at this length.
  • If the setup is vibration-prone, overhead, in a moving-machine area, or headed for production, talk to us about a reviewed mounting path first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my frame?

It fits the 22 mm VisionGrid Pro tube. For a 16 mm VisionGrid rail use VisionReach 16; for a 35 mm post use VisionFrame 35; for 3030/4040 extrusion use SightLink E3040.

What else do I need for my camera?

The kit ends at a ¼"-20 male screw. Your camera (or an adapter plate) needs a matching ¼"-20 female thread. If the image must stay level, add a locating pin or anti-rotation plate.

Does the 4 kg load apply at full reach?

No - treat it as a close-in reference. At 40 cm the leverage is highest, so reduce payload expectations and keep cable pull low. For camera alignment, a shorter arm will always hold steadier.

Should I pick 20, 30, or 40 cm?

Start at 20 cm - it's the cheapest, strongest, and steadiest. Use 30 cm for a balanced reach, and 40 cm only when workspace coverage matters more than stiffness and you can accept a lighter payload.

Can I use it for factory production?

It's built for lab benches, VisionGrid 22 Pro setups, and prototype cells. For factory release, vibration, or strict image-position tolerance, choose a reviewed mounting path instead.