LT34-C22
6.3kg(13.9Ib)
2-way 120°corner
0.5m (1.64ft)
Product Details
This aluminum truss system is built for the demanding requirements of the entertainment and exhibition industries. With a 50mm outer diameter and a 2mm wall thickness, these box tubes offer an optimal balance between portability and structural rigidity. Whether you are building a concert stage, a trade show booth, or a permanent studio rig, this truss ensures a clean, professional appearance and reliable performance.
Safety is our primary concern. To ensure your installation meets all necessary structural requirements, we recommend reviewing our load capacity analysis to understand the weight limits for various spans. Additionally, proper assembly is vital for the longevity of the equipment; please refer to our certified installation methodology for step-by-step guidance on modular systems.
For those curious about the specifics of the materials, learning what a lighting truss is made of can provide insight into the advantages of high-grade aluminum alloy. Furthermore, if your project involves overhead rigging, understanding how to hang stage trusses safely will help prevent equipment damage and ensure a secure environment. This modular trussing solution is designed to grow with your business, offering endless configuration possibilities.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Is this 50x2mm truss compatible with standard global clamps?Yes, the 50mm outer diameter is the industry standard, ensuring compatibility with most professional lighting clamps, couplers, and accessories available on the market.
2. How do I maintain the aluminum tubes for long-term safety?To keep your truss in top condition, you should perform regular inspections for any surface cracks or dents. Following a professional maintenance guide will help you identify wear and tear before it becomes a safety risk.
3. Can this truss be used for outdoor event applications?Absolutely. The high-grade aluminum alloy is naturally resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for outdoor festivals and tours. However, always ensure the structure is properly ballasted or anchored according to your specific load analysis.
