Key Benefits
M400 rectangular 0,5m length truss
M400 has been specifically designed for heavy-duty applications and is ideally suited for the truss stage and rental markets. Pin holes are located at a 90 degree angle to the ground for convenient access when truss is lying on a flat surface. Trust the strength and reliability of the M400 for your events that require an outdoor stage or concert stage.
Dimensions
- Length (mm)
- 500.0
- Width (mm)
- 266.0
- Height (mm)
- 358.0
- Main Chord Size (mm)
- 50x4
- Brace Size (mm)
- 25x3
Others
- Material
- Aluminium
- Weight per meter (kg)
- 8.83
- Connection system
- conical
- Truss Connector
- CCO
- Pin Type
- PO
- Truss Integrated Ladder
- true
- Standard Color
- Natural Aluminium
- Optional Color
- true
- Cell Clamps Compatibility
- 200, 400, 500, 600
| Span | mft | 4.0013.12 | 5.0016.40 | 6.0019.69 | 7.0022.97 | 8.0026.25 | 9.0029.53 | 10.0032.81 |
| Centre Point Load (CPL) | kglbs | 2 349.005 178.65 | 2 049.004 517.27 | 1 792.003 950.68 | 1 558.903 436.78 | 1 355.802 989.02 | 1 196.902 638.71 | 1 069.002 356.74 |
| Deflection | mmin | 8.500.33 | 14.500.57 | 22.000.87 | 30.701.21 | 40.101.58 | 50.902.00 | 63.102.48 |
| Third Point Load (TPL) | kglbs | 1 472.003 245.20 | 1 305.002 877.03 | 1 179.002 599.25 | 1 064.002 345.72 | 976.002 151.71 | 889.001 959.91 | 801.701 767.44 |
| Deflection | mmin | 9.000.35 | 15.700.62 | 24.700.97 | 35.501.40 | 48.901.93 | 63.802.51 | 79.603.13 |
| Quarter Point Load (QPL) | kglbs | 1 092.002 407.45 | 1 003.002 211.23 | 914.102 015.24 | 779.401 718.28 | 677.901 494.51 | 598.501 319.47 | 534.501 178.37 |
| Deflection | mmin | 9.400.37 | 16.800.66 | 26.601.05 | 36.301.43 | 47.401.87 | 60.102.37 | 74.302.93 |
| Fifth Point Load (FPL) | kglbs | 875.001 929.04 | 817.001 801.17 | 761.701 679.26 | 649.501 431.90 | 564.901 245.39 | 498.701 099.44 | 445.40981.94 |
| Deflection | mmin | 9.500.37 | 17.500.69 | 28.201.11 | 38.401.51 | 50.201.98 | 63.602.50 | 78.603.09 |
| Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL) | kg/mlbs/ft | 1 231.10827.26 | 881.30592.21 | 609.40409.50 | 445.40299.29 | 339.00227.80 | 266.00178.74 | 213.80143.67 |
| Deflection | mmin | 11.100.44 | 19.400.76 | 28.001.10 | 38.101.50 | 49.801.96 | 63.102.48 | 78.003.07 |
| Span | mft | 11.0036.09 | 12.0039.37 | 13.0042.65 | 14.0045.93 | 15.0049.21 | 16.0052.49 | 18.0059.06 | 20.0065.62 |
| Centre Point Load (CPL) | kglbs | 963.502 124.15 | 874.801 928.60 | 799.201 761.93 | 733.701 617.53 | 676.301 490.98 | 625.601 379.21 | 539.601 189.61 | 469.101 034.19 |
| Deflection | mmin | 76.503.01 | 91.403.60 | 107.704.24 | 125.404.94 | 144.505.69 | 165.206.50 | 211.208.31 | 263.6010.38 |
| Third Point Load (TPL) | kglbs | 722.601 593.06 | 656.101 446.45 | 599.401 321.45 | 550.301 213.20 | 507.301 118.40 | 469.201 034.41 | 404.70892.21 | 351.80775.59 |
| Deflection | mmin | 96.403.80 | 114.904.52 | 134.905.31 | 156.606.17 | 179.907.08 | 205.008.07 | 260.0010.24 | 321.8012.67 |
| Quarter Point Load (QPL) | kglbs | 481.701 061.97 | 437.40964.30 | 399.60880.97 | 366.80808.65 | 338.20745.60 | 312.80689.61 | 269.80594.81 | 234.60517.20 |
| Deflection | mmin | 90.003.54 | 107.204.22 | 126.104.96 | 146.505.77 | 168.406.63 | 192.007.56 | 244.109.61 | 302.9011.93 |
| Fifth Point Load (FPL) | kglbs | 401.40884.93 | 364.50803.58 | 333.00734.14 | 305.70673.95 | 281.80621.26 | 260.70574.74 | 224.90495.82 | 195.50431.00 |
| Deflection | mmin | 95.203.75 | 113.404.46 | 133.205.24 | 154.606.09 | 177.707.00 | 202.407.97 | 256.9010.11 | 318.1012.52 |
| Uniformly Distributed Load (UDL) | kg/mlbs/ft | 175.20117.73 | 145.8097.97 | 122.9082.58 | 104.8070.42 | 90.2060.61 | 78.2052.55 | 60.0040.32 | 46.9031.52 |
| Deflection | mmin | 94.403.72 | 112.504.43 | 132.205.20 | 153.506.04 | 176.406.94 | 201.007.91 | 255.1010.04 | 316.0012.44 |
All truss loading calculations are based on:
Truss supported or suspended at both ends • Static loading only • Loads applied at the node points • Self-weight of the truss is included in all listed load capacities • Spans consisting of different truss lengths • Interaction of bending moment and shear force at connector is considered • Structural analysis based on EN 1999 • All loading data should be multiplied by 0.85 to comply with BS 7905-2 and ANSI E1.2-2006 • For any other application, or in case of an assembled structure, contact MILOS or a structural engineer • Safety factors used: self-weight 1.35 / variable loads 1.5
Truss supported or suspended at both ends • Static loading only • Loads applied at the node points • Self-weight of the truss is included in all listed load capacities • Spans consisting of different truss lengths • Interaction of bending moment and shear force at connector is considered • Structural analysis based on EN 1999 • All loading data should be multiplied by 0.85 to comply with BS 7905-2 and ANSI E1.2-2006 • For any other application, or in case of an assembled structure, contact MILOS or a structural engineer • Safety factors used: self-weight 1.35 / variable loads 1.5