The 42" Pro Slider from Rhino Camera Gear is an ultra-rigid, modular camera slider that supports loads up to 30 lb. This stainless steel slider is even more rigid than the previous version and uses an oversized knob to mount quickly and easily on your tripod, no slider spinning required. Use the Pro Slider with separately available components like the Flywheel for smooth manual slides, the High-Torque Motor for vertical motion, or the Arc II motion control unit. Optional carbon fiber rails are available to support various rig configurations.

The Rhino Pro Slider features all-terrain legs for leveling on almost any surface and a 3/8"-16 carriage screw for mounting your camera or ball head. This 42" slider incorporates a center and two end Tripod Quick Mounts. Vertical travel is enhanced by a newly designed end plate with a press-fit pulley mount that eliminates slippage.

42" Slider Pro    ARC II 4-Axis Head, Focus for ARC II    High-Speed & High-Torque Slider Motors    Interchangeable 24" Rails, Hard Case

• 42" stainless steel rails
• Easy-to-use center and two end Tripod Quick Mounts
• Increased rigidity from previous version
• Interchangeable with separately available rails
• Supports loads up to 30 lb
• New end-plate design for smooth vertical moves
• Use with optional Flywheel, High-Torque Motor, and/or Arc II motion controller
• Camera carriage with 3/8"-16 screw
• Integrated carriage brake
• 3/8"-16 and 1/4"-20 mounting threads
• Folding all-terrain legs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use an Arc 1 controller for this motor. I currently have the original motor and controller but for angled time lapse it’s not working to well and want to use this motor.

A: This is designed to interface with the Arc II. It is not compatible with the original Arc.

Q: 2. Does the slider have a locking mechanism?

A: It absolutely does.

Q: 3. ATA rated for cargo?

A: It does not have an ATA rating. But it is ready for airline travel. It's very sturdy built and comes with TSA locks.

Q: 4. Does the slider come with a hard case?

A: No it does not.

Q: 5. What’s needed to make this slider motorized?

A: One way to create motorized motion with this device is by adding something like the Syrp Genie II Linear https://bhpho.to/35M9Cpx which would allow movement and programming... and for the movement itself, adding the following to the package would be necessary https://bhpho.to/3cbbZol

Q: 6. Can this be used with a single tripod or does it require 2 tripods? If it can use a single tripod, what is the minimum distance required between legs to support a 5 lb camera & lens set up? Thank you.

A: You would need to have multiple stands under it for support. It will not be safe under a single tripod. You really would want to have a stand on both sides.

Q: 7. Is this ATA rated for airline cargo?

A: It does not have an ATA rating. But it is ready for airline travel. It's very sturdy built and comes with TSA locks.

Q: 8. Can you add small lightstands on the edges to further stabilize it when using a small tripod (Sachtler FSB-6 here...) ? Thanks

A: Yes, you can mount a support to either sides using 3/8 or 1/4 threads

Q: 9. Is there a version of this setup(carbon) but with the 42 model?

A: Unfortunately, there is no Rhino 42 flywheel slider with carbon rails. There is however, a Rhino 42 flywheel slider with steel rails kit that includes a 24 carbon slider. Rhino Studio Slider Bundle B&H # RHSSB

Q: 10. Will this case be able to fit other 24' sliders? Namely the cinevate Duzi V3?

A: I can't see why it wouldn't fit. There are straps inside the case to keep things tight and tied down