The Manfrotto 008BSU is a robust two-section steel Cine Stand for lights and studio accessories where secure support is needed, including on uneven ground. Its double-braced base and levelling leg help provide a stable setup, while the single riser gives a 132–216 cm working-height range. The black zinc-plated construction supports equipment up to 30 kg according…
The Manfrotto 008BSU is a robust two-section steel Cine Stand for lights and studio accessories where secure support is needed, including on uneven ground. Its double-braced base and levelling leg help provide a stable setup, while the single riser gives a 132–216 cm working-height range. The black zinc-plated construction supports equipment up to 30 kg according to the manufacturer specification and the stand weighs 7.4 kg. A 28 mm female receiver with a 16 mm stud accepts compatible studio lights, grip equipment and accessories; the closed length is 116 cm.

MANFROTTO 008BSU
A robust two-section stand for studio lighting and grip. Its double-braced base with a levelling leg provides stable support, while the combined 28 mm and 16 mm top accepts compatible studio equipment.
The Manfrotto 008BSU is a sturdy steel tripod with a high load capacity of 30 kg, featuring a universal 28mm mount (Junior receiver) and a 16mm pin (Baby pin). Key accessories for this type of studio tripod include various adapters, clamps for attaching to tubes, and adjustable arms for precise positioning of lights or reflectors.
Adapters and pins - These components allow for the transition between the standard 16mm tripod pin and various threads for mounting equipment.
Clamps and Mounts - Universal clamps allow for the secure attachment of additional accessories directly to the steel sections of the tripod.
Adjustable arms - Magic Arm arms are ideal for flexibly positioning smaller lights, monitors, or modifiers.
Tripod heads and quick-release systems - Accessories for quick mounting and tilting of cameras or lightweight light sources.
Mobile device mounts - Using adapters, smartphones can also be mounted on a tripod for monitoring or controlling lights.
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