FT34-T35
5.4kg
(11.87lb)
HT34-T35
6.1kg
(13.50Ib)
3-way T-junction
0.5m (1.64ft)
Product Details
This high-performance truss system is designed to meet the rigorous safety and performance standards of the global event and exhibition industry. Constructed from premium aluminum alloy with a precise 2mm wall thickness, these box tubes offer an outstanding strength-to-weight ratio. This ensures easy transport and efficient installation without compromising the total load-bearing capacity required for professional lighting and audio arrays.
Safety is the highest priority in structural rigging. To ensure your installation adheres to strict engineering constraints, we recommend reviewing our comprehensive load capacity analysis. This data is essential for determining the maximum span and weight limits for your specific configuration. Whether you are building a permanent concert stage or a temporary trade show booth, following a certified installation methodology is crucial for maintaining a secure environment.
For those planning specialized outdoor setups, understanding how to plan a modular stage system can significantly streamline your logistics. Additionally, if your project involves overhead rigging, our guide on how to hang stage trusses provides vital industry best practices for secure and balanced attachment. This modular truss system provides a professional, clean, and reliable foundation for any high-end production where structural integrity is key.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Why is the 50×2mm tube specification preferred for event trusses?The 50mm outer diameter is the international industry standard, ensuring universal compatibility with professional lighting clamps and couplers. The 2mm wall thickness provides the necessary structural rigidity to support substantial loads while keeping the sections light enough for manual setup.
2. Is this aluminum truss suitable for outdoor touring and festivals?Yes, the high-grade aluminum alloy is naturally resistant to corrosion and rust. However, we recommend following a regular maintenance guide to inspect connectors and structural health, especially when the equipment is frequently moved and exposed to different environments.
3. How do I calculate the weight capacity for a specific truss span?The load-bearing capacity varies depending on the length of the span and the distribution of the weight (point load vs. distributed load). Always refer to our technical load tables and engineering documents to ensure your rigging remains within certified safety margins.
