Irwin Cine Spinner

Full 360° rotation without the rebuild

Carts are built for forward momentum. But camera builds aren’t. You need to access the back of the rig, pull through a doorway, or spin the whole thing to catch the focus puller’s eye when something’s wrong. A spinner gives you that freedom – but only if it’s built right.

The Irwin Cine Spinner mounts under your quick release base and lets the entire plate, head, and camera rotate a full 360° with 24 distinct locking positions. Free rotation mode via the stainless steel indexing knob means you can spin smoothly mid-move without hunting for a detent. Lock it where you need it, and it stays there.

This is gear that earns its real estate on your cart.

Why the Irwin Cine Spinner Works

360° rotation with 24 locking positions – spin to any angle you need and lock solid. No slop, no creep, no second-guessing whether it’ll hold under load. Free rotation mode lets you dial in positions mid-take without clicking through detents if you want fluid motion.

Three mounting configurations – left, right, or center – so it adapts to your cart layout, not the other way around. Some carts have the quick release on the left rail, some on the right. Some operators want it centered. Build it your way.

Professional engineering – CNC machined in the UK from 6082 aluminum alloy with high-performance plastic bearings. The bearings are the play here – they’re chosen to handle repeated rotation under load without wearing flat or binding up. This isn’t a hobby tool.

Cart-compatible mounting – holes follow standard spacing used by major cart manufacturers. Drop it on, bolt it down. No custom drilling, no surprises.

The Problem It Solves

Picture this: you’re on a cart, focus puller is working the iris, camera is locked down tight. Suddenly you need to access the back of the build – change a lens, troubleshoot, swap a plate. Without a spinner, the cart is now an obstacle. You unbolt the quick release, rotate the rig, bolt it back. That’s ten minutes and a reset.

With a spinner, you rotate 90° and work. No unbolt, no reset. For builds that need frequent access – commercials, music videos, any rig where the camera position shifts mid-day – a spinner is the difference between smooth workflow and frustration.

It’s also the only way to get a long camera setup through a doorway without pulling the whole thing apart. Rotate, slide through, rotate back.

Build Around the Irwin Cine Spinner

Pair the Spinner with:

  • Irwin Cine X-Plate – mounts on top of the spinner. X-Plate handles your quick release and head mount, Spinner handles the rotation underneath.
  • Touch & Go Plate – the camera plate that locks to your quick release.
  • Riser – brings your spinner up to working height on the cart.

Why Buy from Clean’s Camera Support

The Irwin Cine Spinner ships direct from the UK – which means import costs, overseas shipping, and wait times. We’ve already handled that. Buy from us and you get it shipped via UPS with signature required and full insurance, no import surprises, no international tracking confusion. One price, one shipment, done.

Limited Trial Run

This is a trial batch from Irwin Cine. Once these are gone, there might not be another one – it all depends on how many y’all buy. If the X-Plate proves itself on sets, we’ll bring it back. If it doesn’t, Irwin Cine moves on. No promises, no pre-orders. Just first-come gear.

Shipping & Returns

  • Shipping – Irwin Cine Spinner ships via UPS with signature required and full insurance included. Shipping costs vary by location; calculated at checkout. Domestic orders typically arrive within 5-7 business days.
  • Returns – If the Irwin Cine Spinner arrives damaged or defective, contact us immediately with photos and we’ll make it right. For returns on undamaged items, you have 14 days from delivery. Return shipping is the customer’s responsibility unless the item is damaged or faulty.

Dimensions of the Irwin Cine Spinner

7″ diameter × 1.5″ high | 3 lbs

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Weight3 lbs
Dimensions7 × 7 × 1.5 in

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