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Miller Tripods highlights complete
CinX cinema range at NAB 2023
P
rovider of
heads
world's
and
professional
tripods
fluid
for the
leading camera operators
in the film and television industries,
Miller Tripods will introduce, under
the Miller Cine brand, its
new
CinX 8 and 9 large fluid heads and
CinX 20, 23 and 25 smaller fluid
heads at the 2023 NAB Show (Booth
C4221).
complete Miller's fluid head offering
to the cinema industry with the aim to
cover every potential application.
The CinX
of eight fluid heads: the CinX 3,
5, 7, 8, 9, 20, 23 and 25, bringing
new opportunities
to professional
cinematography at very competitive
prices.
Following the success of the CinX
These new models will
3, 5 and 7, which are mid-sized
fluid heads, Miller listened to its
customers to extend the range with
smaller and larger heads to cover
most applications. The new CinX 8
and 9 have a capacity of 40kg/88lbs,
both employing an ARRI compatible
side loading camera plate.
The
range now comprises
CinX 8 is fitted with a 150mm, low
profile clawball and the CinX 9 has
a flat base, which may be attached
to a Mitchell
a 150mm clawball. The CinX 9 is
styled
attractive look. Both heads have
16
positions
of
constructed
of
counterbalance
steps and 7+0 position pan and tilt
fluid drag system. The new models
are
high-strength
rigid
die-cast
alloy
composite polymers,
while
remaining lightweight and compact
for convenient transportation. The
new CinX 8 and 9 come with
sturdy pan handles to reduce
flex under heavy drag.
Also new to the lineup are the
CinX 20, 23 and 25, featuring
up to 14kg/30.8lbs and employ
Miller's
new
Versa universal
camera plate. Light weight and
compact, the CinX 20 and 23 are
fitted with a 75mm clawball while
the CinX 25 employs a 100mm
clawball. All
of
positions
three have 16
counterbalance.
CinX 20 has a payload capacity
What are the Benefits of Climate Control
Systems in 19 " Racks?
optimum operating efficiency. The
air-conditioned
server rack
I
to the success
n today's modern world, valuable
electronic equipment is paramount
organisations
of
from defence and military
to
broadcasting, keeping expensive
equipment safe is vital. Whether it's
storing or transporting technology,
having equipment ready to deploy
on demand is game-changing for
multiple industries.
Electronic
equipment
This
is
is why
fragile
and can be sensitive to extreme
environments.
safe
storage and protection are nonnegotiable.
Multiple industries
may be required
electronic
equipment in extreme
temperatures that could damage the
to transport
operational efficiency of equipment
in critical situations. Climate control
systems
keep technology
safe
whilst maintaining the appropriate
operating temperature, meaning
equipment can be relied upon in all
situations.
Protects sensitive equipment
from extreme heat
Extreme heat is bad for electronic
equipment and it can impact how
well
technology runs. For military,
security, broadcasting, satellite,
live performance and more, failure
of electronic equipment in the field
is
simply
not an option. During
times of high pressure, equipment
overheating absolutely
must
avoided. Climate control
in 19-inch racks
be
systems
enhance the
performance of equipment in any
environment
whether it's
that
during
transportation or in an office. COOL
Portable Air Conditioning offers
temperature control
protects
the sensitive components from heat
which, as a result, maintains the
cools
the equipment to reduce stress on
the server's current cooling system
which minimises the likelihood of
overheating damage.
Reduces the risk of condensation
/mildew damaging products
Maintaining optimum
temperature
control
and
technology
is
vital
equipment. Moisture
don't
to
prevent moisture from forming on
electronic
mix well
and can lead to condensation or
mildew forming which can destroy
expensive electronics. The benefits
of
climate control
that
cool
conditioning that
systems
doesn't
are
they maintain a consistently
temperature with regular air
an environment for dampness
create
to
survive.
When using technology in extreme
conditions, from hot environments
to high-pressure outdoor military
climates, condensation can
wreak havoc. This is why having a
climate control system installed on
19-inch racks minimises the risk of
equipment failure.
lightweight,
and
to a low profile cinematic
flat base adaptor or
of 0-8kg/17.6lbs and 3+0 pan and
tilt (P&T) soft drag positions. CinX 23
boasts of 0 -10kg capacity, and 3+0
heavier P&T positions. The CinX 25
has a capacity of 14kg/30.8lbs and
5+0 P+T positions.
All CinX models employ the Miller
" Right Feel " smooth start and soft
stop technology and well-balanced
diagonal
drag transitions
and
consistent drag resistance over a
wide range of temperatures.
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Improves the air quality
for humans
The benefits of
systems
can help humans
climate control
too.
Keeping the temperature-controlled
and cool
moisture in the air.
As a result, the air quality where
technology
is
stored
is
much
improved. This allows not only the
technology to perform optimally but
also the personnel working with it.
Having
improved
air quality
in
mission-critical situations can make
a huge difference in the outcome
which is why climate control systems
are a must.
The overarching benefits of climate
for rack-mount equipment
technology
control
include improved
reliability, reduced running costs,
a longer working life of systems
and safe transportation in extreme
heat. Technology is crucial in many
industries and when used in the
military or broadcasting, the failure
of electronics is not an option. This
is why storing 19-inch racks with
climate control systems is vital.
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reduces dampness and
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