Lighting/Studio Stand Massa SB1366 – Adjustable 75–230 cm, 16 mm tube, 1/4" thread

Massa SB1366 is an adjustable lighting and studio stand with a height range from 75 to 230 cm, a 16 mm tube diameter and a 1/4" threaded top for mounting lights, flashes, reflectors or small accessories. Designed for both studio and location work, the stand offers compact packing size and a wide height range to cover low-angle and elevated lighting positions while remaining lightweight and simple to transport.

Advantages

The stand combines a broad adjustable height range with a slim 16 mm tube profile that supports compact and lightweight lighting gear. A 1/4" threaded mounting stud provides compatibility with many flashes, LED panels and small accessories. The construction is focused on practical portability and straightforward setup, making it suitable for quick changes during shoots and for photographers who need a compact support solution.

Suitable for

• Mounting compact speedlights and small LED panels
• Supporting reflectors and small softboxes in portrait and product shoots
• On-location shoots requiring easy transport and fast setup
• Tabletop and low-angle lighting when collapsed to minimum height

Key specifications

• Adjustable height: 75–230 cm
• Tube diameter: 16 mm
• Top mounting: 1/4" threaded stud suitable for small lighting accessories
• Construction: collapsible multi-section stand for compact packing
• Use case: designed for compact lighting equipment and simple studio setups

How to use

Extend or collapse the sections to set the required height, then tighten the section locks to secure the stand. Attach a light, flash or accessory to the 1/4" threaded top and check stability before use. When positioning the stand, place the legs on stable ground and avoid overloading the top with equipment heavier than compact lights or small modifiers. For transport, collapse all sections and secure any loose parts.

Usage recommendations

Use the Massa SB1366 with compact flashes, small LED panels and lightweight modifiers. Avoid mounting heavy studio heads or large softboxes that exceed the stand's intended load capacity. For increased stability at taller heights, position the legs fully open and ensure the stand is on an even surface.