Kupo Telescopic Pole


Key Features
- Max height: 117.3" (298cm)
- Adjustable from 3.6-9.7'
- Design for supporting paper roll up to 9' in width
- The pole length is adjustable for better storage and transportation
- Each end is equipped with a universal female tap which fits most standard light stands
- Aluminum Construction
overview
3-section aluminum made telescopic pole is adjustable from 44’’ (112cm) to 117.3" (298cm) by the twist-lock telescoping mechanism. The holes at each end of the pole can be neatly and securely mounted on the stand tops.
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detailed specifications
| Material | Aluminum |
| Weight | 2.16 lbs |
| Mounting | Female Tap at Each End |
physical specifications
| Dimensions | 3.6-9.7' |
- Kupo Telescopic Pole Studio Support (3.6-9.7')
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