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CAUTION: Use leather work gloves and safety glasses when handling the box, when opening
the box and when assembling the product.
HAZARD: Strapping is under tension and can jump when cut. Strapping and Buckles, Protec-
tive Edging, Plastic Walls, Plastic Caps and Product Components and parts should be handled
with care. Work slowly, use extra caution to avoid any sharp edges.
Additional Tools may be Required: The essential tools are included. The following tools
are recommended to be on site: Box Cutter, Scissors, Screw Driver, Plyers or Adjustable
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Summary of Contents for Studio Titan STA 01-380 Series
- Page 1 CAUTION: Use leather work gloves and safety glasses when handling the box, when opening the box and when assembling the product. HAZARD: Strapping is under tension and can jump when cut. Strapping and Buckles, Protec- tive Edging, Plastic Walls, Plastic Caps and Product Components and parts should be handled with care.
- Page 2 Transit Damage: Each package is inspected prior to being shipped from the warehouse to insure that is in perfect condition. The column shipping boxes are constructed using extra thick cardboard. Some packaging includes engineered plastic walls, end caps and banding. The columns are packed using engineered plas- tic walls and in dense foam to protect and absorb energy from reasonable drops and impacts.
- Page 3 Product Identification:...
- Page 4 Intended use: This product is intended for use by professional and commercial photographers in a studio envi- ronment with a high ceiling. The wheels are designed to be used indoors on a floor that is smooth, hard, flat and unobstructed. The Studio Stands with internal counterweight are designed to be used at all times with a load (Camera or laptop shelf or both).
- Page 5 Component Identification: STA 01-380...
- Page 6 Component Identification: STA 01-380 Diagram: D...
- Page 7 !CAUTION ! Cross Threading Components: Cross-threading components during assembly is not covered under war- ranty. Cross-threading is a term that describes damage that is caused when a misaligned screw or knob thread is forced into a threaded hole. When this occurs, threads are damaged and are no longer capable of proper opera- tion.
- Page 8 Assembly Steps: 1. Wearing Gloves and together with your Assis- tant…Wearing Gloves …..Place the Column Box [long rectangular box] flat on floor. Place some packing materials on th floor. Do not remove and stand the Vertical/Center Column vertically. Remove the Vertical/Center Column and Lay the Vertical/Center Column flat on the floor.
- Page 9 2. Attach the three Leg Assemblies to the base. [See Diagram: A] The Hex Key tool is supplied and fasteners are supplied attached to the Base. Use the supplied Hex Key Loosen the fasteners, insert the legs and then re-tighten by hand. Note: two of the leg assemblies are supplied with foot plungers.
- Page 10 5. Together with your Assistant…Wearing Gloves Diagram: B …. Slowly raise and lift until the Vertical/Center Column is standing freely on its wheels. 6. Locate the M8 Hex Wrench. Remove the two M8 x 20 bolts from the Vertical carriage. [See DI- AGRAM: B] Locate the Horizontal Arm/Bar As- sembly See [component identification] page.
- Page 11 8. Locate two M8 Hex wrenches. Locate the Bas- ket. Locate the Basket Shaft, See [component identification] page. With the first M8 hex key hold the M8 bolt at the top of the Basket shaft. With the second M8 hex key loosen the M8 bolt at the bottom of the Basket shaft.
- Page 12 Use & Maintenance Steps: 10. HAZARD: Stop and take a moment to under- stand the effect of the counterweight. HAZARD: The counterweight forces the vertical column to travel towards the top of the Studio Stand. With- out a load [Camera, laptop, etc] on the horizontal Arm/Bar it can travel quickly towards the top of the stand.
- Page 13 A studio stand is used by professional and com- mercial photographers to capture images accu- rately with repeatability. It provides a rigid and stable platform essential for High Resolution Sen- sors used in DSLR, Medium Format and Large Format cameras and imaging systems. A studio stand reduces vibrations that are present when shooting hand held.
- Page 14 Tip Over Hazard: Caution must be used when moving the stand to prevent tip over. Move the stand slowly and avoid uneven surfaces as well as low and high level ob- jects. Additional caution must be used when the Horizontal arm with load (Camera or Laptop Shelf) is used in the upper area above the midpoint of the stand.
- Page 15 Assembly Diagrams Diagram: A Diagram: B...
- Page 16 Assembly Diagrams Diagram: D...
- Page 17 Assembly Diagrams !!! CAUTION !!! DO NOT PUT YOUR FINGERS INSIDE THE BOTTOM OF THE VERTICAL COLUMN WHEN MOVING THE STAND, STANDING IT UP, LAYING IT DOWN OR DURING NOR- MAL OPERATION. CONSIDER HOLDING THE LEGS WHEN STANDING IT UP OR LAY- ING IT DOWN.
- Page 18 STA 01-380 Specification • The column box blue out- er plastic material is Poly- propylene, abbreviated as PP, is a recyclable thermo- plastic polymer widely used in many different products. PP is rugged. PP's resin identification code is 5, and it is recyclable.
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