The ZCG Scalar A-1270 is a heavy-duty stainless steel parallel spring mount base engineered to provide reliable mechanical support and shock absorption for vehicle-mounted antennas. Measuring 108 mm in height with a 35 mm outer diameter, this parallel spring base is designed to protect antennas from vibration, impacts, and the rigours of off-road and commercial vehicle use, helping maintain optimal antenna performance in demanding environments.
Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the A-1270 offers long-lasting durability and resistance to harsh outdoor conditions, including moisture, dust, and constant mechanical stress. The base includes a 1/2″-12 BSW bolt for secure mounting to bull bars, mirror mounts, or frame brackets, ensuring stability while allowing controlled flex under load to reduce stress on the antenna.
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The ZCG Scalar A-1270 is a heavy-duty stainless steel parallel spring mount base engineered to provide reliable mechanical support and shock absorption for vehicle-mounted antennas. Measuring 108 mm in height with a 35 mm outer diameter, this parallel spring base is designed to protect antennas from vibration, impacts, and the rigours of off-road and commercial vehicle use, helping maintain optimal antenna performance in demanding environments.
Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the A-1270 offers long-lasting durability and resistance to harsh outdoor conditions, including moisture, dust, and constant mechanical stress. The base includes a 1/2″-12 BSW bolt for secure mounting to bull bars, mirror mounts, or frame brackets, ensuring stability while allowing controlled flex under load to reduce stress on the antenna.
Ideal for use with a wide range of UHF, VHF, and mobile communication antennas, the A-1270 provides a professional, heavy-duty mounting solution that combines strength, flexibility, and reliability. Its robust design makes it a dependable choice for 4WDs, fleet vehicles, off-road touring, and industrial applications where both antenna protection and consistent communication performance are essential.
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