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This Benro MoveOver8B Carbon Fiber Slider with Case includes an aluminum slider carriage that runs on carbon fiber rails with 35.4" of actual carriage travel, and a soft carry case. The carriage features a flat mounting surface with a 3/8"-16 threaded mounting stud for mounting your flat base fluid head, and it features pre-tensioned roller bearings for a smooth glide. A built-in friction brake is controlled by a single knob, allowing you to adjust the friction on the slider, or even use it as a brake when the slider is level.
The slider features 18mm diameter carbon fiber rails and supports a total payload of up to 17.6 pounds. The slider can be mounted on a tripod or stands, or placed on a level surface. The built-in bubble level enables you to confirm that your slider is level. Each leg mounts onto the slider track ends via a rosette and can rotate throughout 360°, and each foot has approximately 4" of height adjustment for leveling. You can operate the slider on any angle from 0 to 90°, and you can even undersling the slider.
| Load Capacity | 17 lb / 7.71 kg |
| Leg Height Adjustment | 0 to 3.94" / 0 to 100 mm |
| Travel Distance | 35.4" / 0.9 m |
| Bubble Level | Yes |
Mounting
| Camera Mounting Screw | 3/8"-16 Male |
| Quick Release Plate Type | No Quick Release |
| Tripod Mounting | 2 x 3/8"-16 Female Thread 1 x 1/4"-20 Female Thread |
| Accessory Mounting | 4 x 1/4"-20 Female (Carriage) 3 x 1/4"-20 Female (Rails) 1 x 3/8"-16 Female (Rails) |
| Stand Receiver | 2 x 5/8" |
| Carriage Dimensions | 6.5 x 4.7 x 0.5" / 166 x 119 x 13 mm |
Rail
| Diameter | 0.71" / 18 mm |
| Rail Material | Carbon Fiber |
Physical
| Track Dimensions | W: 3.94" / W: 10 cm |
| Body Material | Aluminum |
| Weight | 3.64 lb / 1.65 kg, Including Legs, Knobs |
Packaging Info
| Package Weight | 7 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 47 x 9.2 x 3.8" |
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