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Xlite Light Stand Base with Wheels & Locks

The Xlite Heavy-Duty Rolling Light Stand Base is engineered to provide exceptional stability for professional photography, film and broadcast productions. Constructed from durable stainless steel, it supports equipment weighing up to 75 kg, making it ideal for heavy studio lights, grip equipment and broadcast accessories. The included 28mm (1-1/8") Junior to 16mm (5/8") Baby adapter provides broad compatibility with C-stand centre columns and a wide range of professional lighting equipment, including studio flash heads, LED lights, reflectors and diffusers. With a generous 75 cm footprint and a steel locking pin that secures the legs in position, the base delivers outstanding stability and helps prevent accidental folding during use.

SKU: GC49-08.4.0390

Xlite Light Stand Base with Wheels & Locks

Xlite Light Stand Base with Wheels & Locks

The Xlite Heavy-Duty Rolling Light Stand Base is engineered to provide exceptional stability for professional photography, film and broadcast productions. Constructed from durable stainless steel, it supports equipment weighing up to 75 kg, making it ideal for heavy studio lights, grip equipment and broadcast accessories. The included 28mm (1-1/8") Junior to 16mm (5/8") Baby adapter provides broad compatibility with C-stand centre columns and a wide range of professional lighting equipment, including studio flash heads, LED lights, reflectors and diffusers. With a generous 75 cm footprint and a steel locking pin that secures the legs in position, the base delivers outstanding stability and helps prevent accidental folding during use.

Designed for both convenience and mobility, the stand base features smooth, quiet 360° swivel castor wheels that allow heavy equipment to be repositioned effortlessly around the studio or on location. Integrated wheel movement makes it easy to adjust lighting setups without lifting heavy gear, while the robust construction ensures dependable performance in demanding production environments. When the job is complete, the foldable leg design allows the base to collapse flat for compact storage and easier transport, making it a practical choice for photographers, videographers and rental houses alike.

Key Features:

75 kg Maximum Load

Stainless Steel Construction

Junior to Baby Adapter

75 cm Stable Base

360° Lockable Castor Wheels

Foldable for Easy Storage

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Xlite Light Stand Base with Wheels & Locks

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Product Overview

Xlite Light Stand Base with Wheels & Locks

The Xlite Heavy-Duty Rolling Light Stand Base is engineered to provide exceptional stability for professional photography, film and broadcast productions. Constructed from durable stainless steel, it supports equipment weighing up to 75 kg, making it ideal for heavy studio lights, grip equipment and broadcast accessories. The included 28mm (1-1/8") Junior to 16mm (5/8") Baby adapter provides broad compatibility with C-stand centre columns and a wide range of professional lighting equipment, including studio flash heads, LED lights, reflectors and diffusers. With a generous 75 cm footprint and a steel locking pin that secures the legs in position, the base delivers outstanding stability and helps prevent accidental folding during use.

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