Product Description :
This professional aluminum C-stand tripod extends from 45cm to 70cm, featuring a 360° ball head for perfect camera positioning. The heavy-duty C-clamp securely mounts to desks (up to 5cm thick) for stable support of DSLRs, monitors, or ring lights. With -90° to +90° tilt range and 760g lightweight design, it's ideal for streaming, photography, and workstation setups.
Product Specifications:
| Feature |
Details |
| Material |
Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy |
| Height Range |
450-700mm (17.7"-27.5") |
| Load Capacity |
Up to 5kg |
| Mount Type |
C-clamp (fits desks ≤50mm thick) |
| Head Type |
1/4" ball head with locking knob |
| Rotation |
360° horizontal, -90° to +90° tilt |
| Weight |
760g (1.67 lbs) |
| Compatibility |
DSLR, mirrorless, cine cameras, monitors, ring lights |
Key Features:
✔ Professional-Grade Stability - Aircraft aluminum with steel reinforcement
✔ Full-Position Adjustability - 360° rotation + 180° tilt range
✔ Multi-Device Mounting - 1/4" screw fits cameras, lights & monitors
✔ Quick-Release C-Clamp - Installs in seconds on desks up to 2" thick
✔ Space-Saving Design - Folds to 45cm for storage
Package Includes:
Ideal For:
◉ Streamers & content creators
◉ Professional photographers
◉ Video production studios
◉ Workspace monitor mounting
◉ Product photography setups
Why Choose This Stand?
✅ Engineered Stability - Reinforced joints prevent wobbling
✅ Precision Control - Micro-adjustable knobs for perfect positioning
✅ Dual-Purpose - Works as both camera stand and monitor mount
✅ Workspace Optimized - Saves valuable desk space
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