Global Truss ST-180 Extra Heavy-Duty Crank Stand with Outriggers (18')
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Global Truss ST-180 Extra Heavy-Duty Crank Stand with Outriggers (18')
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SKU: ST-180
SKU: ST-180
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The Global Truss ST-180 is an 18-foot adjustable crank stand designed for heavy-duty applications, offering a remarkable 440-pound load capacity. This stand provides exceptional strength, stability, and ease of use, making it ideal for supporting large audio and lighting equipment, including trusses, speakers, and lighting rigs at events, concerts, and stage productions. Its thoughtful design incorporates a multi-mast configuration that ensures maximum rigidity while allowing for a low loading height, facilitating efficient equipment handling during setups and takedowns. Read more
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The Global Truss ST-180 is an 18-foot adjustable crank stand designed for heavy-duty applications, offering a remarkable 440-pound load capacity. This stand provides exceptional strength, stability, and ease of use, making it ideal for supporting large audio and lighting equipment, including trusses, speakers, and lighting rigs at events, concerts, and stage productions. Its thoughtful design incorporates a multi-mast configuration that ensures maximum rigidity while allowing for a low loading height, facilitating efficient equipment handling during setups and takedowns. Read more
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