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Xlite 1.35m Junior Roller Low Boy with Wheels

The Xlite Junior Roller Low Boy combo stand with 3 sections and 2 risers, features a lower steel column and 2 risers in Aluminium. This stand has a folding wheel base and when the stand is retracted and the wheels are folded it is only 68 cm long. Capable of holding loads up to 25 kg this rolling braked base stand is great for holding monitors and is very popular for people when shooting tethered. The combo head has a 28 mm/ 1 1/8 in receiver and a retractable 16 mm/ 5/8 in baby pin. The low folding wheel base allows you to get this stand under objects that are not very far off the ground. Easily nestles under c-stands too! The max height of 135cm and min height of 35cm in is ideal for working while standing or sitting.

SKU: GC49-08.5.0367BC

Xlite 1.35m Junior Roller Low Boy with Wheels

Xlite 1.35m Junior Roller Low Boy with Wheels

The Xlite Junior Roller Low Boy combo stand with 3 sections and 2 risers, features a lower steel column and 2 risers in Aluminium. This stand has a folding wheel base and when the stand is retracted and the wheels are folded it is only 68 cm long. Capable of holding loads up to 25 kg this rolling braked base stand is great for holding monitors and is very popular for people when shooting tethered. The combo head has a 28 mm/ 1 1/8 in receiver and a retractable 16 mm/ 5/8 in baby pin. The low folding wheel base allows you to get this stand under objects that are not very far off the ground. Easily nestles under c-stands too! The max height of 135cm and min height of 35cm in is ideal for working while standing or sitting.

Key Features:

Junior Roller Stand with Folding Base

Ideal for Monitor Holding in Studios & On Location

Steel Column, Aluminium Risers

Captive Locking T-Knob Handles

Self-Standing Storage

Max Height: 1.35m

Combo Mount with 28mm Receiver

Retractable 16mm / 5/8 inch Baby Pin

Bottom Extension with 28mm Stud

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Xlite 1.35m Junior Roller Low Boy with Wheels

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Product Overview

Xlite 1.35m Junior Roller Low Boy with Wheels

The Xlite Junior Roller Low Boy combo stand with 3 sections and 2 risers, features a lower steel column and 2 risers in Aluminium. This stand has a folding wheel base and when the stand is retracted and the wheels are folded it is only 68 cm long. Capable of holding loads up to 25 kg this rolling braked base stand is great for holding monitors and is very popular for people when shooting tethered. The combo head has a 28 mm/ 1 1/8 in receiver and a retractable 16 mm/ 5/8 in baby pin. The low folding wheel base allows you to get this stand under objects that are not very far off the ground. Easily nestles under c-stands too! The max height of 135cm and min height of 35cm in is ideal for working while standing or sitting.

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