Buy DryLin W1080-A Linear Guide Camera SliderDryLin W1080-A Linear Guide Camera Slider Product Description:
- Camera slider system for mounting camera equipment to use in sliding and panning video applications
- 1,079 lb. static load capacity for supporting camera weight
- Dry-lubricated anodized aluminum construction for corrosion resistance and low maintenance care
- 107 x 1,000 mm guide rail holds the slider's carriage and any mounted cameras
- Carriage screws adjust to increase or decrease slide friction
Product Description
This Igus DryLin W1080-A dry-lubricated camera slider has an anodized aluminum construction, a 107 x 1,000 mm guide rail, and an adjustable carriage to mount cameras for sliding and panning video shots. With a 1,079 lb. static load capacity for supporting camera weight, the slider is dry lubricated for oil-free, low maintenance care, and its anodized aluminum construction is lightweight and resists corrosion and tarnishing. Cameras with medium-sized lenses can be mounted to the camera slider's 100 mm long carriage plate. The carriage fits onto the 107 x 1,000 mm guide rail for linear sliding that has four plastic bearings to help reduce sliding noise and friction. The camera slider's resistance adjusts by tightening or loosening the carriage's screws on the guide rail with an included Allen wrench, and it comes with four bolts to help prevent carriage misalignment. Holes can be drilled in the guide rail to mount the camera slider to tripods (sold separately) or other surfaces. The camera slider has an assembled weight of 4 lb., and it is suitable for cameras with medium-sized lenses and for use in amateur and professional video applications.
Igus manufactures polymer chains and cables, linear guides, bearings, and other power transmission products for a variety of industries. The company, founded in 1964, is headquartered in Koln, Germany.
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By MWIL5150
I like the slider but it is a little sticky so achieving really smooth shots takes practice. I would like to find a lubricant that would slick it up some. The bearings are nylon so I'm not sure what to use. I tried a sprayed on graphite and it did nothing at all. Overall, good. But for the price you can't expect great.
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