Kupo 2-Section Steadicam Stand 8" Pneumatic Wheels Black
A pneumatic-wheeled steel stand holds up to 79 lb of gear and adjusts from 52.1 to 80 inches
- Supports heavy rigs up to 79 lbs load capacity
- 8" pneumatic wheels roll smoothly across studio floors
- Black powder-coated steel construction withstands demanding use
- Standard 5/8" stud fits wide range of lighting gear
- Adjustable height from 52.1" to 80" with leveling leg
Heavy-Duty Steadicam Stand
The Kupo 2-Section Steadicam Stand is built to hold heavy payloads up to 79 lbs or 36 kg. Its black powder-coated steel frame provides a stable platform for Steadicam rigs and stabiliser systems between takes. A leveling leg adapts to uneven ground, and the detachable central pole converts to a Moses Pole for extra versatility on set.
Studio and Location Crews
This stand suits Steadicam operators, camera assistants and dolly grips who need reliable support for heavy rigs and quick repositioning. The 8-inch pneumatic wheels roll smoothly across studio floors and location surfaces. Teams working with lightweight gear or requiring a more compact folded size should consider a lighter alternative.
Build Integration
The stand extends from 52.1 inches to 80 inches, or 132.4 cm to 203.4 cm, fitting a wide range of working heights. A standard 5/8-inch stud accepts common lighting and photographic accessories directly. Removing the central pole frees up the base for Moses Pole use, reducing the footprint when a full stand is not needed.
How it compares
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- Price $3,170.99
- Pricier than about 92% of the 3,696 comparable items (median $57.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size does the 5/8" stud use so I know my Steadicam rig will mount directly?
The stand has a standard 5/8" stud, which is the industry thread for Steadicam rigs and most heavy lighting gear, so compatible equipment mounts without an adapter.
Will the 79 lb load capacity still be safe if I keep my older steel-cased monitor on the rig?
Yes, the 70–79 lb rating covers the combined weight of a Steadicam system plus typical accessories such as an older monitor, provided the total stays within the limit.
How can I confirm the pneumatic wheels are rolling smoothly after assembly?
Push the loaded stand across a flat studio floor; the 8" pneumatic tires should move without binding or flat-spot vibration, and the levelling leg should keep the column vertical on uneven ground.
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