NEW Tomcat Truss 10' Medium Duty 20"x20"
Description
The NEW Tomcat Truss 10' Medium Duty 20"x20" is a 10-foot box truss section designed for professional entertainment and event rigging, including lighting, audio, video, and scenic applications where reliable, repeatable fit and performance matter. Tomcat is one of the entertainment industry’s most respected truss manufacturers, known worldwide for reliability, compatibility, and safety.
Engineered for Professional Rigging
All Tomcat truss products feature mill-certified materials created by AWS certified welders, and each fabricated component of the truss has been designed by a professional engineer licensed in the USA. All Tomcat products are in compliance with ANSI code E1.2-2013, supporting consistent practices for safe design and use in the field.
Construction Details That Support Consistent Builds
This medium duty 20"x20" truss uses 2" OD x 1/8" (50.8 mm OD x 3.1 mm) aluminum main chords for primary structure, with 1" OD x 1/8" (25.4 mm OD x 3.1 mm) aluminum diagonals to support load distribution. Fabricated by certified welders, it is built for dependable assembly in touring, rental, and installed environments.
Additional Details
| Ships From: | United States |
| Manufacturer: | Tomcat |
| Condition: | Brand New |
| Model: | TC 2020-120B |
| Item #: | 7809 |
| Tags: | Tomcat, Heavy duty, Truss, Medium duty, Light duty, 12x12 |
- Main chords are 2" OD x 1/8" - 50.8 mm OD x 3.1 mm aluminum
- Diagonals are 1" OD x 1/8" - 25.4 mm OD x 3.1 mm aluminum
- Fabricated by certified welders
- (1) Truss 10' Medium Duty 20"x20"
- (4) Truss Bolts
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Ships from: United States
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