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CS52BOX
Dragon Stage
The Aluminum 6-Sides Box Corner (also known as All Sides Corner / Box Corner) is a heavy-duty truss connection component engineered for stage and exhibition truss systems. Featuring a precision cube-frame construction with 8 spherical corner seats and bolt-type connection points, it joins truss segments in up to 6 directions, making it the ideal solution for building stable, multi-directional stage structures.
Manufactured from high-strength aluminum alloy with a matte sandblasted finish, this 520×520mm corner block delivers excellent strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and long service life — built to handle the demands of professional stage, concert, and event rigging.
Tool | Purpose |
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L-type or T-handle Allen wrench (size TBC, commonly 5mm / 6mm) | Tightening the hex socket screw |
Tapered pin + R-clip | Locking the connected truss section |
Work gloves (recommended) | Hand protection |
Torque wrench (if precise torque is specified) | Accurate tightening |
Inspect the half connector and truss tube ends: clean, burr-free, and free of deformation.
Make sure the hex socket screw hole is clear of debris.
Align the half connector with the truss main tube opening and insert it fully until it seats properly, keeping it straight.
Insert the Allen wrench vertically into the hex socket screw hole at the center of the half connector.
Turn clockwise to tighten until the half connector is firmly locked with no play (torque value TBC — follow product specification).
Gently shake the half connector to confirm it is tight and does not rotate.
If loose, tighten the screw further and re-check.
Slide the next truss section's main tube over the locked half connector and align the pin holes on both sides.
Insert the tapered pin through the aligned holes.
Clip the R-clip into the groove at the end of the pin to secure it.
Torque control: Tighten to the specified torque (TBC). Over-tightening may damage threads; under-tightening may cause loosening.
Anti-loosening check: After repeated assembly/disassembly, periodically check the hex socket screw and re-tighten if necessary.
Load verification: After installation, verify loads against the truss system's rated capacity and local safety standards. Never overload.
Professional operation: Overhead rigging and installation must be performed by qualified professionals.
Protective gear: Wear work gloves to avoid cuts from metal edges.
Regularly clean the half connector and screw holes to prevent dust and corrosion from affecting the lock.
Inspect screws, pins, and R-clips for wear or deformation; replace damaged parts promptly.
When idle for long periods, apply anti-rust treatment and store in a dry environment.
