Designed for Stage Truss Pillar and Beam Systems

The sleeve block is designed for use with compatible stage pillar and beam truss structures, providing a connection/interface component within the overall truss system.

It can be used with different square truss dimensions according to the selected model.

Screw / Bolt Truss Options

The bolt/screw truss range includes multiple square truss sizes:

• 200 × 200 mm

• 300 × 300 mm

• 350 × 350 mm

• 400 × 400 mm

• 450 × 450 mm

• 500 × 500 mm

• 400 × 600 mm

• 500 × 600 mm

• 520 × 760 mm

• 600 × 760 mm

This provides options for different stage and event structural requirements.

Spigot Truss Options

The supplied specifications also include spigot truss models:

• 220 × 220 mm

• 290 × 290 mm

• 390 × 390 mm

• 520 × 520 mm

• 500 × 600 mm

• 520 × 760 mm

• 600 × 900 mm

This allows the sleeve/connection concept to be matched to different truss construction methods.

Aluminum 6061-T6 / 6082-T6 Option

The specified material options include:

Aluminum 6061-T6 / 6082-T6 / Steel

For projects requiring a lightweight truss connection solution, the aluminum versions provide an appropriate material option according to the supplied product specification.

Multiple Truss Dimensions

The product range covers both conventional square truss dimensions and larger rectangular truss configurations, including 500 × 600 mm, 520 × 760 mm and 600 × 760 mm bolt truss options.

Bolt / Screw Truss Models

Spigot Truss Models

Material Options

Concert Rigging Systems

The sleeve block/truss system can be used as part of compatible stage and concert truss structures.

It is relevant to applications where stage truss needs to function as a structural framework for event production equipment.

For professional concert applications, the selected truss size, connection type, structural arrangement, and equipment loads should be considered as a complete system.

Stage Structures

Different truss dimensions allow the system to be configured for different stage framework requirements.

Smaller truss configurations can be used for relatively compact structures, while larger rectangular sections such as 520 × 760 mm and 600 × 760 mm provide options for larger structural frameworks.

Exhibition & Booth Structures

Truss pillar and beam systems can also be used for exhibition structures and temporary booth frameworks.

For exhibition projects, explore Exhibition Booth Solutions.

Event Production

The system is suitable for event production environments where truss components are assembled, dismantled, transported, and reused.

Why Choose Different Truss Sizes?

The available dimensions allow customers to select a truss system according to the project requirements.

300 × 300 mm

A common compact square configuration for smaller structures and event frameworks.

400 × 400 mm

A larger square configuration for applications requiring a larger truss section.

500 × 500 mm

A larger-format square truss option for more substantial stage and event frameworks.

500 × 600 mm

A rectangular configuration providing a different structural geometry from square truss.

520 × 760 mm

A larger rectangular truss configuration for projects requiring a larger structural section.

600 × 760 mm

A large rectangular bolt-truss option within the supplied specification range.

Bolt Truss vs. Spigot Truss

The supplied specifications include two different connection systems.

Important: Bolt/screw and spigot systems should not be treated as interchangeable. Select the sleeve block and truss components according to the actual connection system used in your project.

Material Options

The supplied product specification lists:

Aluminum 6061-T6 / 6082-T6 / Steel

Aluminum 6061-T6

A listed aluminum material option for the truss system.

Aluminum 6082-T6

Another listed aluminum material option.

Steel

Steel is also identified as an available material option.

The supplied information does not specify which material is standard for each individual model, so the exact material should be confirmed when requesting a quotation.

Length Options

The listed truss models are available in the following standard lengths:

• 0.5 m

• 1 m

• 2 m

• 3 m

• 4 m

This allows the same truss dimension to be configured into different structural layouts.

For example, a TB400 400 × 400 mm system can use 0.5 m, 1 m, 2 m, 3 m, or 4 m sections according to the supplied specification.

Compatibility Check

Before ordering a sleeve block or matching truss system, confirm:

1. Truss dimension

2. Connection type

3. Main tube diameter and wall thickness

4. Vice tube specification

5. Brace specification

6. Required section length

7. Material requirement

For example, a 500 × 600 mm truss may correspond to:

• TB5060 for bolt/screw truss

• TS5060 for spigot truss

These should not be selected interchangeably simply because both are 500 × 600 mm.

How to Select the Correct Model

Step 1 — Confirm the Truss Size

Determine whether your project requires:

• 300 × 300 mm

• 400 × 400 mm

• 500 × 500 mm

• 500 × 600 mm

• 520 × 760 mm

• 600 × 760 mm

or another listed configuration.

Step 2 — Confirm the Connection System

Choose between:

Bolt / Screw

or

Spigot

Step 3 — Confirm the Tube Configuration

Compare the main tube, vice tube, and brace dimensions with your existing truss.

Step 4 — Confirm the Length

Select the required section length from:

0.5 m / 1 m / 2 m / 3 m / 4 m

Step 5 — Confirm Material

Select the required material according to the project specification:

Aluminum 6061-T6 / 6082-T6 / Steel

Installation & Handling

A typical installation workflow is:

1. Confirm that the sleeve/connection component matches the truss system.

2. Position the truss pillar and beam sections according to the structural layout.

3. Align the connection interfaces.

4. Install the appropriate bolt/screw or spigot connection system.

5. Check all connection points.

6. Continue assembling the required truss sections.

7. Inspect the complete framework before applying operational loads.

The exact installation procedure depends on the selected truss connection system.

For concert rigging applications, installation should be carried out by appropriately qualified personnel according to the project requirements.

Important Structural Note

The supplied information provides truss dimensions, tube specifications, materials, and available lengths, but it does not provide numerical load ratings for the sleeve block or complete truss system.

Therefore, this product page does not assign a specific:

• Maximum lifting load

• Safe working load

• Maximum span

• Maximum height

• Wind load

• Point load

• Hanging load

These values depend on the complete structural configuration and should be confirmed from the applicable engineering documentation before use in load-bearing or rigging applications.

Common Buying Mistakes

Choosing only by the truss width

A 500 × 600 mm dimension alone is not sufficient.

You also need to confirm whether you require TB5060 or TS5060, depending on the connection type.

Mixing bolt and spigot systems

Bolt/screw truss and spigot truss use different connection methods.

Confirm the connection system before ordering.

Ignoring tube specifications

The same nominal truss dimension can have different tube configurations.

Check the main tube, vice tube, and brace specifications.

Assuming all models have the same material

The supplied specification lists 6061-T6, 6082-T6, and steel, but does not assign a specific material to every model.

Confirm the requested material with the manufacturer.

Assuming a larger truss automatically has a published load capacity

No numerical load rating is supplied in the source information. Structural capacity must be confirmed separately.

1. What is an aluminum sleeve block for stage truss?

It is a structural connection/sleeve component used with compatible stage truss pillar and beam systems.

2. What materials are available?

The supplied specification lists:

Aluminum 6061-T6, aluminum 6082-T6, and steel.

3. What screw truss sizes are available?

The listed bolt/screw truss models include:

TB200, TB300, TB350, TB400, TB450, TB500, TB4060, TB5060, TB5276, and TB6076.

4. What are the main sizes for the screw truss range?

The range includes:

• 200 × 200 mm

• 300 × 300 mm

• 350 × 350 mm

• 400 × 400 mm

• 450 × 450 mm

• 500 × 500 mm

• 400 × 600 mm

• 500 × 600 mm

• 520 × 760 mm

• 600 × 760 mm

5. What spigot truss sizes are available?

The listed spigot models range from 220 × 220 mm to 600 × 900 mm, including 290 × 290, 390 × 390, 520 × 520, 500 × 600, and 520 × 760 mm.

6. What lengths are available?

The supplied specification lists:

0.5 m, 1 m, 2 m, 3 m, and 4 m.

7. What is the difference between TB5060 and TS5060?

TB5060 belongs to the bolt/screw truss range, while TS5060 belongs to the spigot truss range. Both are specified as 500 × 600 mm, but they use different connection systems.

8. Is this suitable for concert rigging?

The product is positioned for stage and concert truss applications, but the supplied information does not provide a numerical safe working load or lifting capacity. The complete rigging structure must therefore be evaluated according to the project requirements.

9. Can I use a 520 × 760 mm truss?

Yes. The supplied specifications include both:

• TB5276 — 520 × 760 mm bolt truss

• TS5276 — 520 × 760 mm spigot truss

Select according to the required connection system.

10. Can I use a 600 × 760 mm truss?

Yes. The bolt/screw range includes TB6076 — 600 × 760 mm, with a 50 × 3 mm main tube, 50 × 2 mm vice tube, and 30 × 2 mm brace.

CTA

Looking for an aluminum sleeve block and compatible truss system for a stage or concert rigging project?

Tell us your required:

• Truss size

• Bolt/screw or spigot connection

• Material

• Section length

• Quantity

We can help you identify the appropriate model from the available TB / TS series.

For complete event truss solutions, explore Truss & Rigging.

For exhibition and booth applications, see Exhibition Booth Solutions.