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Avenger Roller Stand 42 with low base

The Avenger A5042CS Junior Roller Stand is a robust, versatile solution for studio and on-location shoots. Built with durable chrome steel, this stand is designed to handle heavy-duty equipment, supporting loads up to 40 kg (88.2 lbs) at a maximum height of 420 cm (165.4 in).

SKU: GC76-A5042CS

Avenger Roller Stand 42 with Low Base A5042CS

Avenger Roller Stand 42 with low base

The Avenger A5042CS Junior Roller Stand is a robust, versatile solution for studio and on-location shoots. Built with durable chrome steel, this stand is designed to handle heavy-duty equipment, supporting loads up to 40 kg (88.2 lbs) at a maximum height of 420 cm (165.4 in).

Key Features:

Low-Base Design with Braked Wheels: Equipped with A9000N braked wheels, this stand ensures smooth mobility and secure positioning, even on uneven surfaces.

Steel Construction: Crafted with steel columns, risers, and legs for exceptional strength and reliability.

Wide Footprint for Stability: A wide base ensures excellent stability, making it ideal for heavy lighting setups.

Combo Top Adapter: Features a 28 mm (1 1/8 in) Junior receiver and a retractable 16 mm (5/8 in) Baby pin, compatible with industry-standard lights and accessories.

Adjustable Height: Four sections and three risers provide flexible height adjustment.

Specifications:

Max Load: 40 kg (88.2 lbs)

Max Height: 420 cm (165.4 in)

Column Diameter: 45, 40, 35, 30 mm

Leg Diameter: 25 x 25 mm

Sections/Risers: 4 sections, 3 risers

Perfect for:

This stand is ideal for professional photographers, videographers, and cinematographers needing a sturdy, mobile, and adaptable lighting solution. It’s great for use in both studio environments and on-location shoots.

Recommended Accessories:

Enhance your setup with compatible accessories such as the D400 grip head, 425B boom arm, 087WBK counterweight, and more.

The Avenger A5042CS Junior Roller Stand combines durability, flexibility, and portability, making it a must-have for demanding production environments.

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Product Overview

Avenger Roller Stand 42 with low base

The Avenger A5042CS Junior Roller Stand is a robust, versatile solution for studio and on-location shoots. Built with durable chrome steel, this stand is designed to handle heavy-duty equipment, supporting loads up to 40 kg (88.2 lbs) at a maximum height of 420 cm (165.4 in).

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