MOVMAX Slider With 100mm Bowl Mount (600mm)

The MOVMAX Slider is a professional-grade cinematography slider designed for smooth, stable, and precise camera movement. Built from high-strength 7-series aluminium alloy, it supports 100mm and 150mm bowl mounts as well as Mitchell mounts, making it adaptable to a wide range of setups. Available in multiple lengths, it offers quiet operation, side expansion capability, and seamless switching from slider mode for maximum versatility on set.

Built for the demands of professional filmmaking, the MOVMAX Slider System delivers exceptional stability and fluid motion across multiple lengths — 60 cm, 90 cm, 120 cm, 150 cm, 180 cm, and 210 cm — making it ideal for a range of shooting scenarios. The slider carriage supports Mitchell, 100 mm bowl, and 150 mm bowl mounts, enabling 360° multi-function operation when paired with the 360° adapter. Its Double Mode Usage allows for seamless switching between Slider Mode, featuring ultra-precise CNC-machined aluminium, steel, and copper components for smooth movement, and Bangi Mode, which adapts the slider for use with tripods, dollies, or rigs via Euro-mount adapters. Constructed from high-strength 7-series aviation-grade aluminium alloy, it offers durability, rigidity, and consistent performance. The side-expansion mode allows mounting to light stands, apple boxes, or Euro-adapters for versatile setups. The MOVMAX Slider is a professional-grade tool designed to deliver precise, cinematic motion in any production environment.

Key Features:

• Quiet, smooth, and stable high-precision rails
• Multiple length options: 60 cm, 90 cm, 120 cm, 150 cm, 180 cm, 210 cm
• Tracking carriage compatible with Mitchell, 100 mm bowl, or 150 mm bowl mounts
• Side-expansion mode for tripods, light stands, apple boxes, and Euro-adapter mounts
• Constructed from high-strength 7-series aluminium alloy
• Dual operation modes: Slider Mode and Bangi Mode for versatile use
• CNC-processed components for consistent, smooth movement
• Compatible with a variety of professional filmmaking setups