Tripod Manfrotto A2018L — 3-leg aluminium tripod, max height 175 cm, load 8 kg, weight 4.3 kg, silver

Manfrotto A2018L is a 3-leg aluminium tripod engineered to provide stable support for cameras, video heads and accessories. With a maximum working height of 175 cm and a payload capacity of up to 8 kg, the tripod combines load-bearing capability with a portable design. The product features a chrome-plated steel turtle base, three-section legs with two risers and one sliding leg to adapt to uneven terrain. Finished in silver, it is suitable for both studio and field use where steady positioning and straightforward setup are required.

Advantages

The aluminium construction keeps the tripod durable while maintaining manageable weight for transport. A chrome-plated turtle base adds rigidity at the central junction and improves longevity. Three-section legs and a single sliding leg allow height adjustment and stable placement on uneven surfaces. The tripod supports a broad range of camera heads and photographic equipment within its 8 kg load limit and extends to a full height of 175 cm for elevated shooting angles.

Suitable for

• Studio photography with medium to heavy camera and head combinations
• Location and outdoor shoots on mixed terrain
• Video recording with compact or mid-size fluid heads
• Product and portrait photography requiring steady positioning

Key specifications

• Construction: aluminium legs with chrome-plated steel turtle base
• Number of legs: 3
• Leg sections: 3 sections with 2 risers
• Max height: 1750 mm
• Maximum payload: 8 kg
• Weight: 4.3 kg
• Product colour: silver
• One sliding leg for uneven surfaces

How to use

Set up the tripod by extending the legs to the desired height and locking the leg sections securely. Use the sliding leg adjustment when placing the tripod on uneven ground to level the head platform. Mount the camera or head on the central mounting plate or compatible head, ensuring the combined weight does not exceed 8 kg. When finished, collapse the legs and secure sections for transport. Periodically check and tighten leg locks and the base connections to maintain stability.

Usage recommendations

For stable results, use the tripod on a solid surface when working near the maximum load capacity and avoid sudden lateral forces. Regularly inspect the chrome-plated base and leg locks for wear, and store the tripod dry to protect metal components. When shooting on very uneven terrain, combine the sliding leg adjustment with careful head balancing to keep the camera secure.