Overview

With the S6Pro Fluid Head providing balanced support for loads up to 13.2 lb, and the A573T Dual-Tube Aluminum Tripod offering an efficient setup/breakdown workflow as well as stable support, you get an effective solution for professional applications with most cameras. The tripod features a built-in mid-level spreader and the head provides 5+0 steps of counterbalance and continuous pan and tilt drag.

SKU: GC76-A573TBS6PRO

Benro A573T Dual-Tube Aluminum Tripod & S6Pro Fluid Head

With the S6Pro Fluid Head providing balanced support for loads up to 13.2 lb, and the A573T Dual-Tube Aluminum Tripod offering an efficient setup/breakdown workflow as well as stable support, you get an effective solution for professional applications with most cameras. The tripod features a built-in mid-level spreader and the head provides 5+0 steps of counterbalance and continuous pan and tilt drag.

The S6Pro head has a flat base with a 3/8"-16 thread on the bottom, allowing the versatility to move it from the tripod directly to other camera supports, such as sliders. The tripod is designed with a 75mm bowl but includes a half-ball adapter with a 3/8"-16 screw for incorporating the head. The tripod has rubber feet with dual spikes underneath for use on virtually all surfaces.

Combined, the 2-stage tripod and S6Pro head have a height range of 29.5 to 62". The tripod is made of aluminum and the head of magnesium and aluminum, including its knobs. The head comes with a pan bar that can be attached on either side. It al

S6Pro Fluid Head

  • 13.2 lb payload
  • 65mm flat base with a 3/8"-16 thread
  • Compatible with 65mm flat base tripods and can be mounted directly on most sliders, jibs, and monopods
  • 5+0 steps of counterbalance
  • Continuous pan and tilt drag
  • Independent pan and tilt locks
  • +90/-75° tilt range
  • 360° pan range
  • Made of magnesium and aluminum
  • Rosette adapters on the left and right side for attaching the included pan bar
  • Sliding camera plate with safety lock
  • 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 camera screws included and can be stored in dedicated spaces on the top of the head, underneath the camera plate
  • Two 1/4"-20 threaded holes for accessories

A573T Tripod

  • 75mm bowl
  • Includes a half-ball adapter with a 3/8"-16 screw
  • Rubber feet with dual spikes
  • Built-in mid-level spreader
  • Height range 29.5 to 62" with the head attached

Compatibility

Benro A573T Dual-Tube Aluminum Tripod & S6Pro Fluid Head

Key Features

  • 13.2 lb Payload/5+0 Steps Counterbalance
  • 65mm Flat Base with 3/8"-16 Thread
  • 75mm Bowl with Adapter; Mid-Spreader
  • 29.5 to 62" Height Range

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Product Overview

With the S6Pro Fluid Head providing balanced support for loads up to 13.2 lb, and the A573T Dual-Tube Aluminum Tripod offering an efficient setup/breakdown workflow as well as stable support, you get an effective solution for professional applications with most cameras. The tripod features a built-in mid-level spreader and the head provides 5+0 steps of counterbalance and continuous pan and tilt drag.

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