Lighting/Studio Stand Massa STATYW 100–280 cm, 12 mm tube, 1/4" thread

Massa STATYW studio lighting stand SB4500 is an adjustable support designed for photography and video setups. The stand extends from 100 to 280 cm and features a 12 mm main tube with a 1/4" mounting thread, providing vertical stability for small to medium lighting fixtures, reflectors or accessories. Its compact folded size and telescopic sections make it suitable for studio work, location shoots and home studios where height range and portability are required.

Advantages

The stand offers a wide height range from 100 to 280 cm, enabling precise positioning of lights and modifiers. The 12 mm main tube and secure mounting thread deliver reliable support for compatible devices while keeping the overall weight low for easy transport. Simple height adjustment and a compact collapsed size improve handling, storage and rapid setup on location or in the studio.

Suitable for

• Mounting small LED panels and compact studio lights
• Holding reflectors, softboxes and small modifiers
• Use in portrait, product and video shoots in studios or on location
• Home studios and mobile photography kits where portability is needed

Key specifications

• Adjustable height: 100–280 cm
• Tube diameter: 12 mm (main tube)
• Mounting thread: 1/4"
• Telescopic sections: multiple-stage extension for fine height control
• Compact folded length for transport and storage

How to use

Set the stand on a flat, stable surface and release the leg locks to expand the base if applicable. Extend the telescopic sections to the required height and secure each section with the adjustment clamps. Attach the lighting device or accessory to the 1/4" thread, ensuring it is tightened and balanced. Position the stand at the desired distance and angle relative to the subject, and recheck all clamps and the mounted device before use.

Usage recommendations

Use the Massa STATYW stand with lights and accessories whose weight and mounting requirements match a 12 mm tube and 1/4" thread. For taller setups near the maximum height, add ballast or use sandbags on the base to improve stability, and avoid uneven or soft ground to reduce the risk of tipping. Regularly inspect the adjustment clamps and thread for wear and tighten connections before each shoot.