Studio stand GlareOne Black 220 with spring-assisted brake SLS220AL

GlareOne Black 220 is a studio stand designed for photography and lighting equipment, offering controlled height adjustment and stable support for lights, modifiers and accessories. The spring-assisted brake mechanism allows smooth movement and secure locking of the central column, while the compact, portable construction supports use both in studio and on location. The stand is suitable for setups that require reliable vertical positioning and quick repositioning during shoots.

Advantages

The spring-assisted brake provides consistent counterbalance to reduce sudden drops and enable fine height control. A robust tripod base ensures stability on flat surfaces, and the stand’s compact foldable design makes it easy to transport and store. Materials and construction focus on durability and repeatable positioning, supporting a variety of photographic lighting setups without complex tools.

Suitable for

• Studio lighting with flash heads and continuous lights
• Mounting softboxes, reflectors and small modifiers
• Location shoots where compact transport and fast setup are required
• Supporting accessories such as booms, brackets or light meters

Key specifications

• Spring-assisted brake mechanism for controlled vertical adjustment
• Adjustable central column with locking brake
• Tripod base for stable support
• Compact, foldable design for transport and storage
• Compatible with a wide range of studio lights and small modifiers

How to use

Set the tripod base on a level surface and extend the legs until the stand is stable. Release the spring-assisted brake to raise or lower the central column to the desired height and engage the brake to lock the column in place. Mount the lighting unit or accessory on the stand’s top mounting point, making sure any attachment is secured according to the accessory’s mounting requirements. Adjust angle and position as needed before beginning the shoot.

Usage recommendations

For safe operation, always check leg spread and floor stability before applying load. Balance the mounted equipment and avoid exceeding the capacity recommended by your lighting or modifier manufacturer. When transporting, collapse the stand and secure movable parts to prevent damage.