SO HERE ARE TWO WAYS TO HAND IT.
PLUS A STAND FOR THE HEAVY STUFF.
The sun’s going down earlier, the lights are getting bigger, and video village keeps growing. So this month: a steel stand that takes the big lights up high, and two ways to get monitors off the cart and up where people can see them:
MASTER COMBO ALU SENIOR STAND
For the Lights that take two people to lift.
A light 10.25lb (4.65Kg) stand that has a load capacity of 26.5lbs (12Kg). The maximum height is 10.33′ (3.15M). It includes a triple function universal head with 1/8″ (25mm) and 5/8″ (16mm) stud. It includes a leveling leg for uneven terrain. It is easy to transport and has a lot of versatility as a combo stand. Black finish.
MULTI-MONITOR MOUNTING BRACKET W/ QUICK-RELEASE
Video Village, Organized.
Two monitors, side by side, on one bracket. Four welded 5/8″ baby pins for your monitors, transmitters and wireless receivers. Steel channels and aluminum bars, powder-coated black, and rated up to 80lbs. The arm extends from 15″ to 24″, so you can space the screens the way your crew actually looks at them.
The quick-release mount and 2″ coupler clamps onto tubes from 2″ (50.8mm) to 1.57″ (40mm), no tools required. Running 35mm like a c-stand. There’s an optional Speed Rail Shim for that.
Pro tip: Hang the receivers on the pins right next to the monitors. Shorter cables, fewer things to trip on.
MONITOR ARM WITH BURGER COUPLER
If there’s truss, there’s a spot for a monitor.
The burger coupler clamps right onto 2″ truss or pipe, and the arm puts the monitor right where people can see it. VESA 75mm x 75mm out of the box, with a 100mm x 100mm adapter included. The backing plate rotates 90, so portrait or landscape is your call. Ratchete handles make pan and tilt adjustments quick and smooth.
Rated to 17.6lbs. Weight 2.75lbs.
Pro tip: Before you walk away, give the monitor a slight push in every direction. If it moves, you’re not done.
