The PT20 Aluminum Tripod Projector Stand from Vankyo is made of aluminum alloy and comes with an adjustable tray. The durable tray is capable of holding your projector and any accessories that you may need when setting up your projector. It can be adjusted from 17 to 45.6" so you can set it to the desired level to make your viewing a success. The stand can also serve as a universal workstation for both laptops and cameras. The PT20 comes with anti-skid rubber pads and straps to prevent your projector from carelessly moving around or falling. The stand ships with a carrying bag that allows you to carry both the tripod and projector together wherever you may go.

Working Height Range: 17 to 45.6"    Made of Aluminum Alloy    Anti-Skid Rubber Pads and Straps    Includes Adjustable Tray & Carrying Bag    Multifunctional Design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the load capacity of this projector stand?

A: The Vankyo PT20 Aluminum Tripod Projector Stand (B&H # VATRIPOD) is rated for a maximum weight of up to 22 lb.

Q: 2. Can this tripod hold steady with a heavier longer lens 70-200 or larger

A: My answer is a definite maybe . I've used the tripod regularly with a 1DX and 70-200 lens without any issues. It's the or larger part of your question that drives my maybe answer. I wouldn't have any concerns with a 100-400, 28-300 or lenses of that size. I would not, however, use this tripod for any of the Canon super telephoto lenses such as 200-400 or larger. Hope that helps!

Q: 3. Will this QR plate work with collar sold with Nikon lens AF-S 200-500mm?

A: Yes. When the 200PL-PRO plate is mounted to the lens collar via the 1/4"-20 screw, the lens will fit with the Manfrotto 494 ballhead.

Q: 4. Does it have spike/rubber ends?

A: This tripod has rubber feet without a built in spike. You can add spikes with the Manfrotto Retractable Spiked Foot Set (3), BH # MA160SPK3 http://bhpho.to/3r1IlJQ

Q: 5. Is the Manfrotto 055 Magnesium Ball Head with RC4 Quick Release compatable with this tripod?

A: Yes, the Manfotto 055 Magnesium Ball Head is compatible with this tripod.

Q: 6. How does this compare to the Carbon fiber version in terms of sturdiness when fully extended and compactness?

A: The specs are similar the only difference would be the Carbon Fiber. Carbon fiber is lighter weight and absorbs vibration better than aluminum.

Q: 7. Is there a way to hang a bag of sand or rocks from the tripod (to increase stability)?

A: I would agree that the Oben Tripod Hammock, BH # OBSTB10 would be the best way to counterweight this tripod, as Manfrotto doesn't offer an accessory hook for this model. https://bhpho.to/39GOYen

Q: 8. Will this support my Olympus (OMD EM1 Mark 11) plus the pro lens 75-150?

A: If you meant to say the Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 40-150mm f/2.8 PRO Lens, then the combined weight of the above lens and the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II Mirrorless Camera would be 2.97 lb (1.35 kg). The ANDYCINE Mini Aluminum Tripod Stand supports a maximum load capacity of 11 lb (4.99 kg). As such, yes, the ANDYCINE Mini Aluminum Tripod Stand would be able to support your camera/lens setup.

Q: 9. Is the tripod head Manfrotto serial # 327RC2 compatable with this tripod?

A: Yes, the Manfrotto 327RC2 Joystick Head (B&H # MA327RC2) will be compatible with this tripod.

Q: 10. Is the Manfrotto 502HD Pro Video Head with Flat Base compatible with this tripod?

A: I'm not sure. i have a MHSPRO-BHQ6 head that is compatible with the Manfrotto 190 tripod.