#Libec H35 / RT30B / BR-2B / FP-2B / RC-30

The Libec HS-350M is a professional, high-precision video support package designed for mirrorless setups, mid-sized digital cinema cameras, and standard handheld broadcast configurations.

This configuration balances robust physical support with detailed movement adjustments, supporting total payloads up to seventeen point six pounds or eight kilograms.

Component Breakdown

• H35 Fluid Head: A high-precision seventy-five millimeter dual-base fluid head that supports both ball-base video legs and flat-base support surfaces like production sliders. It uses a continuous perfect counterbalance spring and features a zero to one hundred illuminated visual meter on the back. The drag system uses multilayered metal modules running four distinct steps, which are free plus three indexed levels of drag control.

• RT30B Tripod Legs: High-stability, two-stage aluminum legs utilizing premium aluminum die-cast upper leg casings. These legs support loads up to fifty-five pounds on their own and provide excellent torsional stiffness to counter panning twist. Height adjustments are locked via rotating mechanical levers.

• BR-2B Mid-Level Spreader: A telescopic, lockable mid-level spreader built from engineered plastic. By bracing the legs higher up from the floor, it ensures complete stability on uneven field surfaces, stadium seating, or steps where ground-level spreaders cannot rest flat.

• FP-2B Rubber Feet: A dedicated set of three heavy-duty, snap-on rubber pads designed to fit tightly over the built-in lower leg metal spikes, keeping the system stable and scratch-free on indoor studio surfaces and gym floors.

• RC-30 Carrying Case: A custom-fit nylon transport bag featuring a full-zipper enclosure, integrated carry handles, and a shoulder strap designed to hold the collapsed system securely during travel.

Core System Specifications

Operational System Tips for the HS-350M:

💡 The Side Port Benefit: The side of the H35 fluid head contains dedicated one quarter inch twenty and three eighths inch sixteen female thread sockets. When mounting production monitors, wireless audio units, or external recorders, screw an articulating arm directly into these base holes rather than rigging them onto your camera cage. Because these accessory connections sit firmly on the stationary base of the head, their physical weight will not alter your camera package center of gravity or throw off your perfect counterbalance calibration during steep tilt moves.

• Using the Dial Meter: The illuminated counterbalance dial allows for instant matching when swapping lenses. Once you discover the perfect spring tension that keeps a specific lens package motionless at any angle, record the numerical value displayed on the zero to one hundred meter. When returning to that same lens setup later, simply turn the continuous knob straight to that index number to eliminate test-balancing steps.