The integral component within a modular system, this 46" long Scrim Jim Cine Frame Tube from Westcott is used to construct customized panels in sizes ranging from 1 x 1' to 8 x 8'. When paired with optional fabrics, such as silks or diffusers, frame tubes form the rigid support from which fabrics are attached to create flags, diffusion panels, book lights, v-flats, or numerous other light controlling tools.

This tube is constructed from anodized aluminum alloy and heavy-duty hook-and-loop tape is riveted to two sides of the tube for attaching fabrics. A 3/8"-16 threaded mount is incorporated into the tube for mounting atop stands and additional dedicated self-locking connectors are used to combine several pieces of tube to create flat 2D frames or dynamic 3D light shaping tools.

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Tube measures 46" long and can be added to additional tubes through the use of dedicated, self-locking connectors.

Anodized aluminum-alloy construction and self-locking connectors both help to maintain rigid, reliable frame configurations in various sizes up to 8 x 8'.

Hook-and-loop tape is riveted onto two sides of the tube and is used for attaching a variety of fabric types to the frame system.

A 3/8"-16 mount is incorporated into the tube's design for mounting to stands or other accessories.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is it possible to construct a 5' by 8' frame for 60" ND gel roll?

A: The Scrim Jim system is very modular, so you can always get very close to whatever size you are trying to create. There are post sizes of 10", 22", 34", and 46". There are also 1" and 2" connectors. Therefore, the closest you could get to 5'x8' would be two 46" posts and a 2" connector to achieve the 8' side. You would use a 46" post and 10" post with a 2" connector to acheive the 5' side. You would also get 4 corner connectors which add 1" on every side. For further help, call the Westcott customer service team at 800-886-1689.

Q: 2. Can anyone comment/review the quality of the included bag/case?

A: We have owned the Scrim Jim 4x4 kit since 1995 and it is still in decent shape after traveling throughout North and South America and shooting in 100's of outdoor situations.

Q: 3. What kind of stand setup do I need to use the 4x6 scrim kit?

A: For the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Video Kit (4 x 6'), any light stand will be sufficient. Here is a link for the types of clamps needed to affix the frame to either type of stand you may have: https://bhpho.to/3MwdT6K.

Q: 4. Can this frame be broken down to 4x4 and 6x4 configuration using whats in this kit?

A: Ronan,Yes, the frames in this kit can be constructed to a 4 x 4 or 6 x 4 configuration. Make sure to purchase only Scrim Jim CINE fabrics as the original line of Scrim Jim fabrics (non cine versions) are not compatible with the Cine frames.

Q: 5. Can the 8x8 be assembled into a 6x6 frame? 4x4? I thought I read it could be assembled into other sizes?

A: Yes you can create a 4x4 size frame from the Westcott 8x8' Scrim Jim Cine Kit.

Q: 6. I have the 4 x 6' frame. Can I add on to make it 6 x6' or 8x 8' and if so what would I need to buy?

A: Westcott sells extensions to the system that would allow you to change the size from of the Westcott Scrim Jim Cine Video Kit (4 x 6') BH #WE1690 from 4x6' to 6x6' or 8x8'. You would need the side sections, the connectors and new diffusions.

Q: 7. How many of the frames will fit in each carrying case? I already own one with no case and it would be ideal to have two and have them both fit in the carrying case.

A: Hi, You maybe able to fit 2 kits, not sure because I only own one. Hope that helped

Q: 8. Can one person hold this 6x6 scrim?

A: One person can handhold this scrim indoors. Outside on location it can turn into a kite very quickly so even if its just breezy it'd be difficult for one person to handle.

Q: 9. What is the difference between this kit and the westcott reflector kit?

A: Scrim Jim Cine frames when assembled are rigid. The Reflectors are less rigid collapsible frames.Fabric performance would be similar. Cine fabrics are available up to 8' x 8'. a href= http://www.fjwestcott.com/light-controls/scrim-jim-cine target= _blank http://www.fjwestcott.com/light-controls/scrim-jim-cine/a The Reflector fabrics come in various sizes and configurations but not as large as the Cine fabrics. a href= http://www.fjwestcott.com/light-controls/illuminator-reflectors target= _blank http://www.fjwestcott.com/light-controls/illuminator-reflectors/a

Q: 10. can this 4 x 6 frame kit be configured for 4 x 4? by just eliminating the 22 sections?

A: Michael, yes Cine frames are configurable and eliminating the 22 section and 2 connectors from the 4 x 6 will leave you a 4 x 4 frame.