Product Description
The Manfrotto 231B Column Light Stand in black is a game - changer. It's innovative, super compact, and a breeze to transport. This top - notch light stand meets professional standards and makes difficult shoots a piece of cake. Crafted to Italy's world - leading quality, it's built to last and incredibly robust, so there's no need to worry about it bending under pressure. Key features include a single - column design with wheels, a spring - loaded sliding arm for precise movements, the strength to hold multiple lights, a removable base for easy storage and transport, and a quick setup. Technical specs: It weighs 14.11 lbs, has a min height of 13.78 in and a max height of 98.43 in. The payload is 17.64 lbs, and it has various top attachments. The load capacity at max extension is 4.41 lbs, and it's 47.64 in when closed. It's black, with a column tube diameter of 1.38 in and a max footprint diameter of 39.37 in. The legs are rectangular, with 1 section and 1 leveling leg, sized 20x40mm. The base is made of steel and the column of aluminum.
Using your Manfrotto 231B Column Light Stand is easy. First, find a stable spot for it. If you're moving it around, use the lockable wheels to roll it to the desired location and then lock them to keep it steady. To set up the stand, unfold it and adjust the height according to your needs. The spring - loaded sliding arm allows for precise adjustments, so you can position your lights exactly where you want them. When attaching lights, use the appropriate top attachment like the 5/8” socket, 5/8” stud, 1/4” screw, or 3/8” screw. Remember, the stand can hold multiple lights, but don't exceed the payload of 17.64 lbs, especially when fully extended. When you're done with your shoot, detach the lights and remove the base for easier storage and transportation. For maintenance, keep it clean and dry. Wipe it down regularly to prevent dirt and debris from building up. If the stand gets wet, dry it thoroughly to avoid rust, especially on the steel base. Check the locking mechanisms and joints from time to time to make sure they're working properly.
