Hama 12mm Metal Split Rings for Camera Straps – Silver Replace missing or damaged camera strap rings with these high-quality 12mm metal split rings from Hama. Designed to fit through the strap lugs found on many camera bodies, they create a secure attachment point for compatible neck, shoulder and wrist straps. They are particularly useful for second-hand cameras where the original rings have been removed, as well as for replacing worn or broken fittings. Their compact size also makes them easy to keep in your camera bag as useful spares. Key Features Designed for attaching compatible straps to camera bodies Suitable for many camera strap lugs Strong metal construction Split-ring design for straightforward installation Ideal for replacing missing or damaged camera rings Useful for second-hand cameras supplied without strap fittings Compact enough to keep as spares in a camera bag Can also be used with key fobs and other small accessories Silver-coloured finish 12mm diameter Simple and Secure Attachment The split design allows the open end of the ring to be fed through a compatible camera lug. The ring can then be carefully threaded around until it closes on itself, creating a secure anchor point for your chosen strap. Once fitted, the ring allows compatible straps to be attached without attempting to force thicker strap material directly through the camera’s smaller mounting lug. A Useful Replacement for Second-Hand Cameras Camera strap rings are often removed by previous owners and can easily become lost. These Hama split rings provide a simple way to restore the original strap attachment points, making your camera more comfortable and secure to carry. Specifications Specification Details Product type Camera strap split rings Ring diameter 12mm Material Metal Colour Silver Primary use Attaching compatible straps to camera lugs Additional uses Key fobs and small accessories Please check the size and design of your camera’s strap lugs before purchase to ensure compatibility. Take care during installation to avoid scratching the camera body.
