Aluminum truss Post with Clamp boom arm

What is an Aluminum Truss Post with Clamp Boom Arm and why do professionals choose it? This specialized boom arm clamps directly onto standard lighting truss, creating an adjustable horizontal extension that lets you position par lights, moving heads, or LED fixtures exactly where needed. It solves common stage lighting challenges like limited mounting points and awkward angles while maintaining full system integrity. Lightweight aluminum construction keeps total weight low without sacrificing load capacity or safety.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• ✅ Secure clamp fit for K34/K44 truss

• ✅ 500 cm / 600 cm extension options

• ✅ Corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy

• ✅ Quick-clamp installation – no tools required

• ✅ Enhances lighting flexibility and coverage

Our Aluminum Truss Post with Clamp Boom Arm is engineered for seamless integration with professional lighting truss systems. Crafted from high-strength aluminum, it offers superior load-bearing performance and long-term durability for demanding event environments. The heavy-duty clamp ensures a rock-solid connection, while the extended boom arm provides versatile positioning for stage lights, speakers, or effects equipment. Whether you’re rigging a concert, nightclub, or exhibition booth, this accessory delivers precise control and enhanced visual impact. Explore our full range of truss accessories and see why Dragon Stage components are trusted worldwide. For complete guidance, review our installation methodology, safety standards and How To Hang Lights On Truss guide.

Q1: Which truss sizes is the Clamp Boom Arm compatible with?A: It is designed for K34 and K44 truss systems and works with most standard 290 mm and 400 mm lighting truss.

Q2: What is the maximum load capacity?A: Rated for professional stage lighting loads (exact capacity listed on the product specification sheet). Always follow our load analysis guidelines for safe use.

Q3: How do I install the boom arm?A: Simply clamp it onto the truss chord, tighten securely, and attach your fixture. Full step-by-step instructions are available in our How To Hang Lights On Truss guide.