ProX XT-BT1206 6' Ft. BoltX 12" inch Professional Box Truss Segment | 3mm Wall

ProX XT-BT1206 MK2 6' Ft. BoltX 12" inch Professional Box Truss Segment | 3mm Wall. BoltX™ Professional Box Truss is a meticulously designed and engineered structure, crafted with the utmost attention to detail and quality, to cater to a diverse range of applications. From stage lighting to concerts and Ninja Obstacle Course-type construction, this box truss is the perfect solution for professionals seeking exceptional performance.

One of the key distinguishing features of the BoltX truss is its innovative end plate design, which is constructed using heavy-duty aluminum material and welded on both sides, ensuring superior durability and strength. Additionally, the truss is equipped with exclusive circular rings at each corner, which help to reduce or eliminate damage to the main chord ends. This feature is particularly useful in scenarios where the truss is subjected to drops or dragged along concrete floors, as it significantly minimizes the risk of expensive repairs to the tubes from mishandling.

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our quality control and manufacturing techniques, which ensure that every connection of the BoltX™ truss fits seamlessly and precisely, allowing for effortless setups. Moreover, our product is compatible with most other 12" Professional Box Truss Manufacturers utilizing a 6.75" bolt center pattern, making it a versatile and adaptable solution for professionals.

Each section of the truss includes one set of Four 5/8" - 11 x 2.5" (NC) attachment bolts, nuts, and flat & lock washers, providing users with everything they need to assemble and install the truss with ease. In conclusion, BoltX™ Professional Box Truss is a premium, high-quality product that meets the demands of professionals across various industries, making it a must-have for anyone seeking top-notch performance and durability.

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