The Column Stand with Sliding Arm from Impact offers an effective solution for swiftly and effortlessly moving and adjusting one or more light fixtures around the set without interrupting workflow. The black chrome LSP-SCS features an easy-to-operate sliding arm that provides sturdy support for fixtures weighing up to 17.6 lb. The sliding arm incorporates a spring-loaded brake, and it can be positioned anywhere along the column up to the maximum height of 7.25', or almost at floor level, which is great for all varieties of standing or sitting portraits. The 2-section column comes apart quickly for transport or when shooting in low or confined spaces. The versatile stand system is well suited to use in studios and offices with drop ceilings. Additional ME-126 sliding arms are available separately, allowing the stand to be customized with additional lights, monitors, and more.

Load Capacity: 17.6 lb    Maximum Height: 7.25'    Minimum Height: 14.6"    Folded Height: 40.5"    Sliding Arm Length: 12.9"    Weight: 19.7 lb    Sections: 2    Reversible 5/8" / 1/4"-20 Stud    3 x Locking Wheels    Leveling Leg

The spring-loaded brake grip allows the sliding arm to be adjusted with one-handed operation, allowing the arm to be effortlessly placed anywhere along the shaft for perfect light placement.

The sliding arm includes a reversible stud that provides dual mounting options, supporting light fixtures that weigh up to 17.6 lb on the arm's 5/8" Baby pin. The reverse end of the pin has a 1/4"-20 threaded stud for mounting accessories such as an LED light, ball head, or other accessories with 1/4"-20 female threads.

The stand is over 7' tall, but that's not too tall for filming in offices with drop ceilings. Don't get caught cutting down a center column or removing tiles from the ceiling. Your lights will have the height you need for great lighting angles, even in low-ceiling offices. By removing the upper column extension, the stand converts to a 3.75' height suitable for children, seated portraits, or other low-angle setups.

Locking 3" wheels easily roll on most surfaces and may be locked tight once positioned. The incorporated leveling leg prevents the stand from wobbling on uneven surfaces.

A 42" wide footprint provides stability for lights and accessories, and the legs may be locked in the folded position for transport and storage.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where are these stands manufactured? Thanks!

A: As per our records, the Impact C-Stand with Sliding Leg Kit is manufactured in China. This information is subject to change at any time.

Q: 2. Will the 20" stand ever come in black?

A: Yes, we just received a new stock and units are available. Impact Turtle Base C-Stand - 10.75' (Black) BH #IMLSCT40MB • MFR #LS-CT40MB https://bhpho.to/3VjcDXx

Q: 3. Can a camera be mounted on this stand, or is there some other type of column stand for that purpose?

A: If you purchase the Kupo Baby Ball Head Adapter, B&H # KUKG014212, along with a ball head or other tripod head, then yes, you may use a camera with the Impact Column Stand. For a column stand with longer arm for your usage, the Manfrotto Mini Salon 190 Camera Stand, B&H # MA806, or the Arkay 6JR-6 Mono Stand Jr, B&H # AR6JR6, are camera stands that will work for your usage needs.

Q: 4. Will this hold the Profoto b10 with the large deep umbrella??

A: This stand has a load capacity of 17lbs. It an hold a B10 and a large deep umbrella.

Q: 5. Will it hold an Elinchrom ELC 500 with 69 in Octabox?

A: Yes, just make sure the following unit is payload with sandbags. We suggest a bare minimum of 25lbs https://bhpho.to/43aEVH4

Q: 6. I want o attach the xplor 600 moonlights to this stand. How do I use the baby pin to help with this placement of the mono light?

A: You can use the Impact SRP-113 Long Double Stud 5/8 B&H # IMSRP113 inserted into the grip head on the end of the grip arm to attach your monolight.

Q: 7. What do I need to attach a monolight to the grip head? Some sort of pin?

A: If you are trying to attach the monolight to the griphead at the end of the extension arm yes you need a pin. I just use a 5/8 x6 bolt from the hardware store. The extension are itself is 5/8 I believe so the monolight can be directly mounted to that end. Remember this is not a boom arm and you will need sandbags or other weight to help balance the weight you are hanging off the extension arm.

Q: 8. Does the connection work with Einstein flash unit?

A: Yes this has a standard 5/8 pin. You can use it with an Einstein and any other monolight with a standard 5/8 female receiver mount.

Q: 9. Is the column for MFR #LSP-SCS steel or aluminum? "Chrome Steel" suggests steel but both materials are listed in the specs.

A: Yes, the column on the Impact Column Stand with Sliding Arm (Chrome Steel) is steel.

Q: 10. Is it possible to get just the 20" center pole for the locking bases? I have extra bases and want short options.

A: Impact doesn't sell single poles by it self at the moment, but you can get one of these poles https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1069641-REG/kupo_ks704912_20_c_stand_double.html or https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/33059-REG/Matthews_339761_Riser_Section_20.html