The Slider Stand from Matthews is a strong, wide-based stand with a low working height for those using camera sliders and pipe dolly systems. The stand receives any slider or dolly equipped with a 1-1/8" junior pin.

80 lb Maximum Capacity    46" Maximum Height    24" Minimum Height    3' Footprint    Black Chrome

The Slider Stand from Matthews is a strong, wide-based stand with a low working height for those using camera sliders and pipe dolly systems. The stand receives any slider or dolly equipped with a 1-1/8" junior pin.

This stand features a minimum working height a full foot shorter than a standard "low-boy" combo stand, making this the ideal solution for comfortably operating camera sliders. Its universal design also makes the Slider Stand acceptable for ground-level mounting of large heavy lights. Two "Rocky Mountain" adjustable legs allow for easy leveling on unsteady terrain, ensuring smooth camera movement on location. Accessories for the stand like wheels, a baby ball head adapter, a Magic Finger, and a 5/8" stud adapter are available separately.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How tight does the baby pin receiver hold? I am trying to avoid any wobble on my slider.

A: The Impact SLI-STAND Slider Stand (45") uses heavy-duty steel tubes and steel legs to securely support slider systems, cameras, and light fixtures weighing up to 88 lb. It has an adjustable height of up to 45" and two leveling legs to assure sturdy and level support for smooth tracking with a camera that's always parallel with the horizon.

Q: 2. Are these just as supportive as the Dana Dolly stands by American Grip?

A: The Slider Stand offers more stable support than the Dana Dolly Stand. It has wider footprint as well as a lower minimum height. It also offers a standard Junior receiver so that the stand can be used for many other purposes than solely a slider making it much more versatile option.

Q: 3. what is the length of this item when folded?

A: 25.12

Q: 4. How much weight can this securely hold and still provide a smooth slide on longer lenses (200mm)?

A: The E-Image ES50 Slider has a capacity of 17lbs/8kg. Whatever camera/lens weight combination you have, if it is under this weight, you should not have any issues.

Q: 5. Can this be mounted to a wall and still allow a camera to slide?

A: You may be able to modify the Revo 47" Camera Track Slider with Adjustable Feet by removing the feet or removing the feet and drilling holes for screw attachment to a wall.

Q: 6. Is this stand compatible with Matthews 249563 casters?

A: The Matthews slider stand legs are the same size as impact slider stand so the wheels should fit.

Q: 7. I've got a Konova K5 120 cm slider. What other gear do I need to mount it to the Matthews Slider Stand?

A: you'll need a couple of junior spuds to screw onto the bottom of you slider to then drop onto the slider stands.

Q: 8. Could you use just one of these stands to support a smaller portable slider, like a 3' Kessler Cineslider? I know you can use a single tripod for that slider so I was curious if I could get away with a single stand.

A: We do not recommend this for use as a single stand for a slider.

Q: 9. Can this unit be motorized? Is the rail an IGUS 1080 or similar?

A: I motorized mine DIY style for $25 with a Celstron low rpm motor.

Q: 10. On a scale of 1 to 5, how sturdy do you think this stand will be when extended to nearly its full height and topped with a 36" x 16" surface weighing about 15 lbs?

A: 6 built like a rock.