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Manfrotto Stand Lighting Cine Steel Blk
Manfrotto Stand Lighting Cine Steel Blk
Manfrotto 008BSU is black zinc plated stand that comes with a round leg cross-section. It has a maximum height of 216 cm and a minimum height of 132 cm. This stand has 2 sections of the centre column and 1 riser. It has a load capacity of 18kg at 6 inclination.
Sets up easily in a matter of seconds
It provides extra stability giving the stand more strength.
Black zinc plated stand.
The Manfrotto 008BSU Cine Stand Black W/o Wheels is made from quality materials. The Manfrotto 008BSU Cine Stand Black W/o Wheels is a perfect location stand.
Manfrotto offers the widest and most professional range of cine stands to suit all your needs. Manfrotto combines revolutionary concepts and innovative design with advanced production technology, ensuring quality products that are unmatched for performance and value. Every situation can be catered for with Manfrotto’s comprehensive range of ranker stands, support systems and accessories. The MF 008BSU cine stand has 2 sections, 1 riser. The Manfrotto Group is a world leader in the design and manufacture of photographic and video camera supports, lighting supports and suspension equipment for professional photography, video, broadcast and cinematography. Manfrotto 008BSU Cine Stand Black W/o Wheels presents a versatile choice.
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Manfrotto Stand Lighting Cine Steel Blk
Manfrotto 008BSU is black zinc plated stand that comes with a round leg cross-section. It has a maximum height of 216 cm and a minimum height of 132 cm. This stand has 2 sections of the centre column and 1 riser. It has a load capacity of 18kg at 6 inclination.
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