FT23-C25-R triangle tubes 35×2 lighting truss

FT23-C25-R

2.0kg(7.09Ib)

2-way 90°corner apex in rounded

0.5m (1.64ft)

What are the benefits of the FT23-C25-R Rounded Triangle Truss?

The FT23-C25-R is a 0.5m aluminum truss component designed for 2-way 90-degree curved junctions. Unlike sharp corners, its "rounded" design provides a smoother visual transition, making it perfect for creativemodular designin retail displays and high-end event rigs. It offers a lightweight yet durable solution for planners seeking distinct geometric shapes.

Product Detailed Description

The FT23-C25-R model is a premium architectural component from Dragon Stage, a professionalstage manufacturer. Crafted from high-grade 35x2mm aluminum, this 0.5m triangle truss section features a 90-degree rounded corner with the apex pointing inward. This specific design is highly sought after forconcert & event stage solutionswhere a sophisticated, non-angular look is required for branding or decorative frames.

At just 2.0kg, the FT23-C25-R is exceptionally easy to transport and install. It integrates seamlessly with the FT23 series, allowing for the creation of circular or fluidtruss systems. Whether for a permanent club installation or a temporary trade show exhibit, this rounded corner delivers structural reliability with a modern artistic touch.

FAQ

Q1: What does "Apex In" mean for the FT23-C25-R?

A1: "Apex In" refers to the orientation of the triangle's point (the single main chord), which faces toward the center of the 90-degree curve. This is ideal for creating internal frame aesthetics or specific lighting mount points.

Q2: Can this rounded corner be used in load-bearing structures?

A2: While the FT23-C25-R is structurally sound, rounded sections have different stress points than straight beams. We recommend a professionalload analysisto determine the weight limits for your specific configuration.

Q3: Is the "Rounded" part a true circle or a fixed 90° bend?

A3: The FT23-C25-R is a fixed 2-way 90-degree junction with a curved (rounded) outer edge, rather than a sharp right angle. This allows you to build frames with soft, professional corners.