SNAKE PLASTIC

Material

• Plastic: Usually lightweight, durable, and flexible. It could be made from ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), PVC, or other flexible, high-strength plastics.
• Rubberized or Silicone Coating: Some stands have a rubber or silicone coating to prevent slipping or to add extra grip.

2. Design/Shape

• Snake-like Design: Typically, it has a flexible, bendable structure that can be contorted into various shapes or positions. The "snake" shape allows it to hold or wrap around objects for stability.
• Segments/Articulating Sections: It may be segmented, with each part of the "snake" being able to rotate or bend independently, allowing for versatility in positioning.

3. Length

• The length can vary based on the design but often ranges from 12–24 inches (30–60 cm) when straightened out. A longer snake stand would allow for more flexibility and better reach.

4. Weight

• Lightweight due to the plastic material, often around 3–6 ounces (80–170 grams), depending on the size and type of plastic.

5. Load Capacity

• The weight it can support depends on the design, but these stands are usually intended for lightweight objects (like small cameras, phones, or decorative items). It may support up to 2–5 lbs (0.9–2.3 kg).

6. Grip

• Some snake stands have textured or rubberized segments to increase friction and grip on surfaces. This helps prevent slipping when supporting an object.

7. Flexibility

• Fully Flexible: The segments of the "snake" may allow you to twist or bend it into almost any shape, providing customizable angles and positions.
• Some versions may have stiff sections for more stable support.

8. Usage

• Commonly used for phone holders, small cameras, or as a desk stand for objects like tablets, remotes, or even small plants.
• Tripod Functionality: If it's designed as a camera stand, it may function similarly to a tripod, but with added flexibility.