Matthews
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Matthews Mini Boom
Designed because of the growing demand for a boom that would not bend when an array of accessories were added to it, like small lighting fixtures or strobes, such as light banks,... -
Matthews Telescoping Hanger with Clamp - 4ft - 8ft
Designed for use with light weight fluorescent or other fixtures weighing no more than 25 lbs.(11.4kg.) Engineered to telescope from the grid with nominal ceiling clearance.... -
Matthews NOGA Articulating Arm - Large
The new NOGA Arms by Matthews: articulated, multi-jointed arms that are the strongest and most versatile yet in the industry, offering many more features and benefits than their... -
Matthews Hollywood Jr Offset Arm
Offset Arms are a convenient tool when a lighting fixture needs to be placed off-center for the purpose of hiding the stand behind a set wall or coming over the top of the set.... -
Matthews Mini Boom - Black
Designed because of the growing demand for a boom that would not bend when an array of accessories were added to it, like small lighting fixtures or strobes, such as light banks,... -
Matthews Telescoping Hanger with Clamp - 3ft - 6ft
Designed for use with light weight fluorescent or other fixtures weighing no more than 25 lbs.(11.4kg.) Engineered to telescope from the grid with nominal ceiling clearance.... -
Matthews Heavy Duty Baby Side Arm
7-13" Adjustable side arm with double baby 5/8" pins -
Matthews NOGA Articulating Arm - Medium
The new NOGA Arms by Matthews: articulated, multi-jointed arms that are the strongest and most versatile yet in the industry, offering many more features and benefits than their... -
Matthews Telescoping Hanger with Clamp & Stirrup - 1.5ft - 3ft
Designed for use with light weight fluorescent or other fixtures weighing no more than 25 lbs.(11.4kg.) Engineered to telescope from the grid with nominal ceiling clearance.... -
Matthews Telescoping Hanger with Clamp & Stirrup - 4ft - 8ft
Designed for use with light weight fluorescent or other fixtures weighing no more than 25 lbs.(11.4kg.) Engineered to telescope from the grid with nominal ceiling clearance....









