Zeapon Axis 100 Dual-Axis Motorized Slider

In the realm of professional carbon fiber camera sliders, photographers demand stability, repeatable travel, and versatile multi-axis control. The ZEAPON AXIS multi-axis motorized slider delivers on these expectations by using high-quality carbon fiber as the main support, providing a rigid yet lightweight foundation for smooth, precise motion. The central control slider houses a motorized pan head for seamless panning and can be linked with ZEAPON’s PONS pan-tilt head to form a true multi-axis system, unlocking expanded filming capabilities beyond a single-axis ride. True dual-axis performance is achieved with an integrated motorized pan/tilt head that can automatically follow focus tracking, regardless of how the slider and subject are placed. Simply set the start and end points, and the system handles the rest, delivering consistent, repeatable motion with minimal setup. This setup is designed for seamless expansion, enabling connection with ZEAPON’s PONS head to unlock extended control across multiple axes. By combining the AXIS slider with the PONS head, filmmakers gain synchronized motion that merges slider travel with pan and tilt, reducing on-set complexity and increasing the range of creative moves. Built for professional use, the AXIS motorized slider pair leverages carbon fiber construction and precision motors to deliver reliable performance across diverse shooting scenarios. Whether you’re pursuing cinematic motion, precise product showcases, or dynamic follow shots, expect smooth acceleration, quiet operation, and consistent tracking from field to studio. - Material: carbon fiber main support for rigidity and lightweight handling - Motion: integrated motorized dual-axis pan/tilt head - Control: automatic focus tracking with start/end point programming - Compatibility: can be linked with ZEAPON PONS pan-tilt head for extended multi-axis control - Setup: no tuning required; simply set start and end points for motion - Applications: suitable for cinematic moves, product shoots, and dynamic field work