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JAMESAllowable Load Dataempty Pre-riggedSupertrussSpan 8' sectionsfeet ( meters)2) 16 (4.88)3) 24 (7.3)4) 32 (9.75)5) 40 (12.2)6) 48 (14.6)7) 56 (17.1)8) 64 (19.5)9) 72 (22)10) 80 (24.4)11) 88 (26.8)ENGINEERINGMaximum Allowable Uniform LoadsLoadspounds (kgs)7339 (3329)*7251 (3289)*7162 (3249)*7074 (3209)*6556 (3110)5112 (2319)3668 (1664)2668 (1210)1884 (855)1314 (596)Maximum deflectioninches (mm)0.12(3)0.43(11)1.0 (25)1.9 (49)3.55 (90)4.14 (105)4.72 (120)5.32 (135)5.9 (150)6.5 (165)PRE-RIGSUPERTRUSSMaximum Allowable Center Point LoadsLoadspounds (kgs)7339 (3329)*7251 (3289)*7162 (3249)*5454 (2474)3428 (1555)2557 (1160)1834 (832)1334 (605)941 (427)657 (298)Maximum deflectioninches (mm)0.945 (5)1.26 (18)1.69 (40)1.9 (49)3.55 (90)4.14 (105)4.72 (120)5.32 (135)5.9 (150)6.5 (165)LOADING FIGURES show maximum loads between supports in addition to self weight of truss. Information extracted fromstructural report by The Broadhurst Partnership. * Denotes load limited to suit maximum shear capacity. All loads include a20% overload factor for dynamic effects.(Connecting forksare shown largerfor clarity)8' sectionVertical connecting forkHorizontal connecting fork2 per unit5' 6" section60 Degree corner gate 90 Degree corner gate 3 Way gateSquare support plate15" Tower sleeve plateD10
JAMESENGINEERINGMOVINGLIGHTSUPERTRUSSMoving Light supertruss has been designed around the Pre-rigged supertruss size. 96” x 30" x 26" insize (other sizes are available). Moving light supertruss provides a substantial increase in load bearingcapacity over the flat plate pre-rigged truss. It is manufactured from aluminium tube 6061-T6 or 6082-T6with 2" x .157" wall thickness for main tubes and 1" x .125" wall tube for the diagonals. Each truss piecehas 8 castor wheels for easy maneuverability and pins and R-clips for the connection of truss pieces.Each 96” truss is designed to carry 3 moving light fixtures. The moving lights are stored internally inthe truss and can be lowered to the working position when in use. This design reduces the amount ofspace required for lighting and rigging in the truck. .Two handles allow the lowering of each moving light. The following units have been tried in ourmoving light trusses:Highend Studio Color and Studio Spot.Coemar CF7 wash fixtureMartins line of Mac fixtures; 250, 300, 500, 600, and 2000Other fixtures may fit within the design of this truss by using a custom fitted plate.The whole system can be used with our Ground Support System by using suitable sleeve blocks andtowers.Please note: no fixtures are included with truss.PRODUCTCODEMLT-ST-96-R1B1400B1401B1402B1403B1306B1307B1404B1405B1408B1409AB1409BB1411B1413DESCRIPTION8' section (empty)60 Degree corner gate90 Degree corner gate120 Degree corner gate135 Degree corner gateVertical connecting forkHorizontal connecting forks 2/unit3 Way gate3 Way gate with lifting pointSquare support plate12" Tower sleeve plate15" Tower sleeve plateSuper-truss to P.R.T. adapter plateLifting point for P.R.T.super-truss** weights subject to changeWTlbs145**361612.1111.32.214-165149--D10a
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