MotoCrane TITAN Dual Wheels Kit (aluminum)

Description

MotoCrane TITAN Dual Wheels Kit (Aluminum) – Professional Dual-Axis Control Solution

Precision Dual-Wheel Operation

The TITAN Dual Wheels Kit (Aluminum) is engineered for operators who demand precision control over pan and tilt movements. With dual-wheel architecture, it allows camera motion to be split intuitively between two hands—ideal for repeatable, complex tracking and framing shots in high-end film, commercial, and broadcast workflows.

Lightweight, Aerospace-Grade Aluminum Construction

Crafted from 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, each wheel provides a perfect balance of weight, durability, and fluid responsiveness. The aluminum build ensures smooth operation without unnecessary heft, enabling faster setup and reduced fatigue during long shoot days.

Adjustable Drag for Tailored Feedback

Each wheel features adjustable drag control, allowing operators to fine-tune the resistance to their preferred feel. Whether you prefer loose, rapid movement or slow, deliberate pans, the system can be dialed in for maximum precision and comfort.

Modular & System-Ready Design

Designed to integrate seamlessly with the Titan Wheel Controller, this dual-wheel kit can also be mounted on the Titan Wheels Battle Station to create a complete operating platform. Plug-and-play functionality ensures quick deployment—no tools or reconfiguration needed.

Cable Management & On-Set Efficiency

The wheels feature integrated cable routing channels, keeping your work area clean and organized. This prevents cable snags or interference during operation, improving reliability and reducing reset times between takes.

Optimized for Professional Cinematographers

Whether you’re rigging to a vehicle, controlling a stabilized head on a crane, or operating from a DIT cart, the Titan Dual Wheels Kit offers a robust and responsive control solution. Its rugged build stands up to harsh shooting conditions while providing the finesse needed for cinematic results.

Applications

• Narrative filmmaking with stabilized remote heads

• Live event broadcasting or studio-based camera control

• Commercial shoots requiring repeatable, dynamic moves

• Vehicle-mounted or motion control camera rigs