Exhibition Booth Construction
For exhibition systems, aluminum truss sections often need to be moved repeatedly during booth construction and dismantling.
This trolley can help production teams move compatible truss components around the exhibition hall or workshop before final assembly.
For larger exhibition projects, the related Structural Support Solutions for Exhibitions & Brand Events application page provides additional context.
Event Production
Event production teams can use the transport vehicle when preparing truss for temporary structures, lighting support, display systems, and related installations.
Warehouse Handling
The compact dimensions and four-wheel configuration make the trolley useful for moving compatible truss sections within storage or production areas.
Loading and Unloading
The trolley can assist with moving truss between storage locations and loading areas, reducing the need to manually carry individual sections.
Repeated Installation and Dismantling
Rental and event production companies can benefit from a dedicated handling accessory when the same truss inventory is assembled and dismantled repeatedly.
Compatibility Check
Before ordering, confirm that your truss belongs to one of the following supported series:
M290 / M390 / F34 / F44
The product page does not state that this trolley is universally compatible with every 290 mm, 390 mm, F34, or F44-looking truss from every manufacturer.
For best results, confirm the actual truss series and profile before purchase.
If you are unsure, provide:
This is especially important when the trolley will be used with a non-standard or modified truss system.
Load Capacity: Important Buying Point
The stated load capacity of this transport vehicle is:
90 kg
This is the manufacturer's specified load for the transport vehicle.
The 90 kg rating should not be interpreted as the structural load capacity of the truss itself.
When transporting truss, consider the total weight being placed on the trolley, including any additional components that remain attached to the truss.
Do not exceed the specified transport vehicle load capacity.
How to Use the Truss Transport Vehicle
A typical handling workflow is:
Position the transport vehicle on a suitable, reasonably level surface.
Place the compatible truss section onto the rubber support bracket.
Check that the truss is seated correctly.
Use the belt fixing position when additional securing is required.
Release the caster brakes before moving.
Move the truss carefully to the required location.
Engage the caster brakes when the vehicle is positioned for staging or preparation.
Before lifting or assembling the truss into its final configuration, remove the transport vehicle as required.
The exact handling procedure should be adapted to the truss size, weight, site conditions, and project workflow.
Caster Brakes and Positioning
The four casters are equipped with brakes.
The brakes are useful when the trolley needs to remain stationary during:
The brakes should not be treated as a substitute for securing a truss during vehicle transportation or for preventing movement on unsuitable surfaces.
Always consider the site conditions and the stability of the complete load.
Belt Fixing Position
The product includes a belt fixing position.
This feature can be used as part of the process of securing the truss to the trolley during movement.
When using a securing belt:
Use an appropriate belt for the load.
Make sure the belt is correctly positioned.
Avoid damaging the truss surface.
Check that the truss is properly seated before moving.
Recheck the load after moving over uneven surfaces.
The supplied product information confirms the presence of the belt fixing position but does not specify a belt type, belt length, belt capacity, or whether a belt is included in the standard package.
Required / Usually Needed
For basic use, you need:
Compatible M290, M390, F34, or F44 aluminum truss
The transport vehicle
Appropriate securing method when required
Depending on the project, additional handling or installation equipment may be necessary.
For a complete truss system, explore Truss & Rigging.
Depending on your production workflow, you may also require:
Additional truss transportation equipment
Truss storage accessories
Compatible truss connectors
Truss stacking solutions
Loading and unloading equipment
Protective transport equipment
For related accessories, visit Truss & Rigging Accessories.
Quantity Guide
The required quantity depends on how the truss is handled.
For individual truss movement
One transport vehicle may be selected according to the intended handling configuration and load.
For production teams
Multiple vehicles may be useful when several truss sections need to be prepared or moved simultaneously.
For exhibition projects
Quantity should be based on the number of truss sections being moved, the installation workflow, and the available handling personnel.
Do not determine quantity solely from the total length of truss.
Common Buying Mistakes
Choosing the trolley by appearance only
A truss trolley may look suitable while having a different support geometry.
Always confirm compatibility with the actual truss series.
Ignoring the 90 kg load limit
The specified load capacity is 90 kg. Do not exceed it.
Confusing trolley capacity with truss capacity
The trolley's 90 kg capacity applies to the transport accessory. It does not define the load capacity of M290, M390, F34, or F44 truss structures.
Moving an unsecured truss
The trolley includes a belt fixing position, but the source information does not indicate that a belt is included. Confirm the securing arrangement before movement.
Using the trolley as part of the finished structure
This product is a transport and handling vehicle. It is not a permanent structural support component.
Storage & Handling Notes
When the trolley is not in use:
Store it on a stable surface.
Keep the casters and brakes free of excessive debris.
Check the rubber support area periodically.
Inspect the securing point before repeated use.
Avoid loading the trolley beyond the specified 90 kg capacity.
Before each major production job, inspect the trolley for visible damage or abnormal caster operation.
