Rent Mole Richardson Sky-Hi Junior Roller Stand
The Mole Richardson Sky-Hi Junior Roller Stand is a heavy-duty mobile stand designed for junior fixtures, with a telescoping column reaching up to 8 feet and a load capacity of…
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Overview
The Mole Richardson Sky-Hi Junior Roller Stand is a heavy-duty mobile stand designed for junior fixtures, with a telescoping column reaching up to 8 feet and a load capacity of 50 lbs. Its spring-balanced riser ensures smooth height adjustment, and dual-locking casters allow it to roll safely on set while preventing unwanted movement. Integrated friction locks keep lights steady in high-action shooting environments. Ideal for use with HMI fixtures.
Junior receiver support
Built for heavier fixtures with junior pins
Rolling base
Repositions a built light without lifting the full load
Telescoping column
Raises large fixtures to useful working height
Locking casters
Secures the stand after a controlled move
- Stand type
- Heavy-duty junior roller stand
- Mount
- Junior receiver
- Maximum height
- Approximately 8 ft
- Payload
- Up to 50 lb
- Base
- Rolling base with locking casters
- Riser
- Telescoping spring-assisted column
- Primary use
- HMI and other substantial fixtures
- Operating surface
- Level, hard studio or location floors
- Load and unload the Sky-Hi with the riser down, wheels locked, and at least two crew members for a heavy head.
- Use level, hard flooring; cable thresholds, slopes, and soft ground can stop a caster or tip the stand.
- Unlock only for a rehearsed move, push from the stand base rather than the lamphead, and use a spotter for cables.
- Lock every caster and riser before the take, then add appropriate ballast without obstructing the wheel brakes.
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