Intended to support overhead frames (butterflies), the 19.5' Kupo High Overhead Roller Stand 19.5ftfrom Kupo High Overhead Roller Stand 19.5fthas four sections that are spring-cushioned to eliminate the possibility of equipment damage as the stand is lowered. Fabrication from chrome-plated steel and a 61.4" footprint allow the High Roller to support payloads weighing up to 88.2 lb. Its braked casters allow the stand to be safely moved without wasting time breaking it down and setting up again. The casters have an integrated peg to allow it to stand up when folded down for storage and transport. Another key feature that allows support of overhead frames is the integrated 4-1/2" (lollipop) grip head. A 1-1/8" Junior receiver is also built-in to handle large light fixtures

Load Capacity: 88 lb    Max Height: 19.5'    Minimum Height: 6.8'    Folded Length: 6'    4 Sections    Weight: 47.12 lb    Spring-Cushioned    4.5" Grip Head    Braked Casters    1-1/8" Junior Receiver

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How high can the pivot mount for the boom arm be raised?

A: The Kupo Junior Boom Roller Stand maximum extension 149.6 inches.

Q: 2. How do I mount something with a 3/8"-16 Threaded mount hole on this?

A: Please review the following item in order to do so. Manfrotto 014-38 Rapid Adapter - 5/8" Stud to 3/8" Thread BH #MA01438 • MFR #014-38 https://bhpho.to/3LRzjKN

Q: 3. what is the max extention on the boom arm?

A: The boom arm of the Kupo Junior Boom Roller Stand (B&H# KUKS301512) at longer extensions will typically require a counterweight (e.g. a sandbag like B&H# IMSBFO15) and the degree to which it may be extended will vary by the relative distances from the point at which it attaches to the stand and those of the counterweight, on the one hand, and light (or other addition), on the other. Although the boom arm is about 60" long when fully extended, it should not be used at full extension and counterweighting is essential.

Q: 4. Does it come with Junior 1-1/8" to Baby 5/8" converter stud? I see it's pictured.

A: I'm sorry, no, that is an additional accessory.

Q: 5. Kupo sells a new version of this stand with two sliding legs and guy line rings. Is this the new version?

A: Yes, it is the new version with, Two leveling legs and 3 wind bracing eye rings Spring Cushioned Risers for safety Combination head with 4 1/2" (11.4cm) Grip Head with 1/8" (28mm) Stud and Receiver

Q: 6. The On-Stage LSB-6500 shows up as a bag for it under the accessories tab. Does the bottom with the wheels on actually fit in it?

A: Yes, but its a very tight squeeze. we suggest the following unit for a better experience. Matthews C-Stand Rolling KitBag for 3 Stands (Black) BH #MA339776 • MFR #339776 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1356864-REG/matthews_339776_c_stand_rolling_kitbag_holds.html?sts=pi

Q: 7. Where are the Matthews Light Stands made?

A: BURBANK,CA

Q: 8. Are these stands good for larger overheads; ie 8x8, 12x12, 20x20 frames?

A: The following stands are great for over head projection.

Q: 9. Does the stand have Kupo's newer style griphead with an aluminum disk and teeth, or the older style with a rubber disk and smooth plates?

A: Please contact Kupo; support@kupogrip.com or Tel 914.347.3302 for any design info upgrade on this product.

Q: 10. Is there a reason Matthews doesn't sell a medium overhead roller with a rocky mountain leg? I know American Grip does...

A: You can get a Medium stand BH #MALSCHWD and add wheels B&H # MAWSC