What are Truss and Lifters?

Truss and lifters are essential components of any event that requires stage setup. From concerts to theatre performances, these structures provide support and lift for lighting, sound systems, LED screens, and even stage sets.

Trussing is a type of scaffolding made from aluminum or steel that is commonly used to support heavy equipment. It consists of interlocking pieces that can be assembled in a variety of different configurations to suit specific requirements. Trusses come in different shapes and sizes, with common truss shapes like triangles, squares, and rectangles.

Lifters, on the other hand, are hydraulic or mechanical devices that can lift and move heavy equipment. They are used to move trussing and other structures into position quickly and safely, as well as to lift lights, sound equipment, and other heavy objects.

Together, truss and lifters provide a flexible and sturdy support system for any event requiring complex staging arrangements. They allow event planners to create elaborate visual setups that engage audiences and create a memorable experience.