Square Stage Light Truss System Aluminum Alloy 6061-T6 Concert Stage Truss

Aluminum Alloy 6061-T6 Square Stage Light Truss System Concert Lighting Truss Light Weight

The modular design of Concert Lighting Truss gives great flexibility to the stage layout. The stage designer can adjust the length, angle and height according to the needs, and choose the appropriate connection method to create a stage layout suitable for different activities and creative requirements. This makes the stage design more free and innovative, and meets the needs of various performance activities.

1. Adjustable length: Concert Lighting Truss usually consists of multiple modules, which can be combined and adjusted as needed to suit different stage sizes and layout requirements. The modules are connected by means of connectors or bolts etc., the length of the beam can be easily increased or decreased. This allows the stage layout to be flexibly adapted to the needs of a particular event, whether it is a small concert or a large show.

2. Multiple connection methods: Concert Lighting Truss usually has various connection methods, such as right-angle connection, T-shaped connection and cross connection, etc. These connections allow the modules to be joined together at different angles and orientations, creating a variety of shapes and structures. Stage designers can create straight, arc, square or other special-shaped beam structures as needed to meet the creative requirements of the stage layout.

3. ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: The modular design of the Concert Lighting Truss also allows the height of the beam to be adjusted. Adjustable brackets or scaffolding can be used between modules to raise or lower the beam height. This enables stage designers to place lighting equipment and installations at different heights according to performance needs and visual effects, creating richer stage effects.

4. Customized configuration: Since Concert Lighting Truss is modular in design, stage designers can customize configurations according to specific needs. They can choose the required number of modules, length, angle and connection method, and make flexible combinations according to the stage layout and performance requirements. This ability to customize configurations allows stage layouts to be personalized to the needs of different events for unique stage effects.