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Video Contents:
00:00 - Intro
00:58 - Overview
03:36 - Setup
06:03 - Intalling the motors
10:38 - Using the remote
12:57 - Powered vs manual lifting shafts
13:37 - Stands, wall, or ceiling?
14:57 - Installing paper
20:10 - Quick tip: Tape your brick
20:51 - Using the Power Lifting Shaft Set
22:20 - Adding weight to your roll
23:36 - Conclusion
POWER UP YOUR BACKGROUNDS
If you're tired of manually pulling your backdrops up and down then the Strobepro Background Power Lifting Shaft Set is for you. Everything you need comes in the kit to mount up to 3 backdrops with ease. The brackets can be mounted on stands, or screwed to the wall or ceiling.
MULTIPLE MOUNTING OPTIONS
The Strobepro Background Power Lifting Shaft Set is portable. All you need are 2 stands (10' Air Recommended) and you can install the system quickly. If you want a permanent solution you can screw it into your wall or ceiling.
NO MORE UNSPOOLING
The most annoying thing dealing with paper rolls is preventing them from unspooling. Constantly climbing a ladder to put a clamp on your paper is frustrating and time consuming. With the lifting shaft motors, that headache is eliminated. Each motor locks into position as soon as you stop unwinding it.
SAVE YOUR PAPER
Mounting paper rolls horizontal can cause the cardboard cores to sag over time. Prevent this by using the optional Strobepro Aluminum Background Cores. Just slide the aluminum core through your paper roll to reinforce it. This set works best with paper rolls but you can also attach muslin backdrops to the optional Strobepro Aluminum Background Cores.
MULTIPLE WIDTH PAPER
Paper comes in several sizes which can be an issue to use on a background lifting system. Optional Strobepro Aluminum Background Cores allow you to use multiple different sized paper rolls at the same time. Since the aluminum core width stays the same you can slide on 4.5', 7' or 9' Savage Paper rolls at the same time.
JUST PLUG IT IN
Each lifting shaft motor plugs into the main receiver. Then just plug the receiver into any 110v outlet and you're good to go.