Hollywood Pro 40" C-Stand w/Sliding Leg, Low Profile Base, Includes Grip Head & Arm

SKU: 339567
  • Great for tucking under set-pieces or vehicles. Low profile legs, with a tall leg height of 8.5”, as opposed to the standard leg height of 10”. 
  • Ideal for location work, designed to level on uneven surfaces such as stairs, curbs and inclines. 
  • Opens with ease, closes with a bit more handling than the standard Sliding Leg C-Stand. 
$305.00
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Features and Benefits

• Serrated gobo heads insure a strong bite and prevents side roll.
• Stainless steel helicoil inserts in riser castings.
• V-shaped brass brakes ensuring 3-point strong contact.
• Stay put T-handles wont fall out of riser castings.
• Aluminum Magic Gasket ensures once grip head is engaged it will not slip and load won't sag.
• Knurled baby pin ensures whatever is being mounted stays put.

Dimensions

• Max Ht: 63" (161cm)
• Min Ht: 30" (76cm)
• Capacity: 22lbs. (10kg)
• Weight: 8.25lbs (4kg)
• Footprint: 27.5" (70cm)
• Folded Base: 21" (54cm)

In 1974 Matthews Studio Equipment introduced the industry's first folding base C-Stand. (C-Stand and Century Stand are registered trademarks of Matthews Studio Equipment, Inc.) Matthews now produces a wide range of C-Stands and related accessories to assist the motion picture, television and photographic professional in lighting and lighting modification support.

The term 'Century Stand' goes back to the early days of motion picture production. Before there was artificial lighting the stages would revolve to allow for continuous overhead lighting from the sun. Large reflectors would be positioned to bounce or kick the overhead light up onto the stage and illuminate the set and actors. These reflectors were made in many sizes but it seems the most popular was the 100 inch, or 'century', sized reflector. In later years, studios, grips and gaffers began to manufacture the earliest versions of what we now call C-Stands. The original C-Stands had welded bases that did not fold up or adjust but the fact that they easily nested together made them invaluable on the stage. Century Stands or 'C' stands are an important component in the image maker's arsenal of tools.

These popular stands are available in many different configurations, lengths and finishes. The unique staggered leg design allows C-Stands to be nested and therefore be placed extremely close to one another on set. The lower leg can also be slid under many objects. The C+ offers a removable base for the risers, making disassembly for travel simple and easy without being cumbersome or having the awkwardness typical of other manufacturers. The sliding leg allows for use on stairs, off curbs and even as high as a desk or countertop. Patents applied for and pending. Fast, easy opening and closing.

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Hollywood Pro 40" C-Stand with sliding leg, low profile base, grip head, and arm, by Matthews Studio Equipment.
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Hollywood Pro 40" C-Stand w/Sliding Leg, Low Profile Base, Includes Grip Head & Arm

$305.00

In 1974 Matthews Studio Equipment introduced the industry's first folding base C-Stand. (C-Stand and Century Stand are registered trademarks of Matthews Studio Equipment, Inc.) Matthews now produces a wide range of C-Stands and related accessories to assist the motion picture, television and photographic professional in lighting and lighting modification support.

The term 'Century Stand' goes back to the early days of motion picture production. Before there was artificial lighting the stages would revolve to allow for continuous overhead lighting from the sun. Large reflectors would be positioned to bounce or kick the overhead light up onto the stage and illuminate the set and actors. These reflectors were made in many sizes but it seems the most popular was the 100 inch, or 'century', sized reflector. In later years, studios, grips and gaffers began to manufacture the earliest versions of what we now call C-Stands. The original C-Stands had welded bases that did not fold up or adjust but the fact that they easily nested together made them invaluable on the stage. Century Stands or 'C' stands are an important component in the image maker's arsenal of tools.

These popular stands are available in many different configurations, lengths and finishes. The unique staggered leg design allows C-Stands to be nested and therefore be placed extremely close to one another on set. The lower leg can also be slid under many objects. The C+ offers a removable base for the risers, making disassembly for travel simple and easy without being cumbersome or having the awkwardness typical of other manufacturers. The sliding leg allows for use on stairs, off curbs and even as high as a desk or countertop. Patents applied for and pending. Fast, easy opening and closing.

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