New Truss Is Here - M3FX & M36FX

So many of our clients have loved the form factor of our modular truss. The Modulus-X truss we carry is strong, lightweight, small in form factor, and adapts easily to a variety of components. It's great for live event builds, structures, overhead telehandler diffusion frames, moving camera rigs, and so much more. The Mx|66| and Mx|99| truss we carry is great at all of the above - but what if we need to go smaller / thinner profile without compromising on strength? This new CineDesign truss is super similar but comes in those smaller sizes.

3"x3" M3FX truss is a 3"x3" profile with varying lengths. Here's the M3FX truss lengths we now carry:

• 3"

• 6"

• 9"

• 1'

• 2'

• 3'

• 4'

• 5'

• 6'

• 8'

• 9'

• 10'

It has a similar form factor as speedrail but is multiple times stronger. Pairing this form factor with other modular truss is like having the ultimate adult erector set. 3" works well with 6" and plays nice with 9". It even works well with 12". We love divisible numbers. M3FX truss has bolt holes down 2 opposing sides all 3" on center and hand / tool holes between a pair of bolt holes on the other 2 opposing sides. Each end cap of the M3FX features a singular bolt hole.

3"x6" M36FX truss is a 3"x6" profile also with varying lengths. Here's the M36FX truss we now carry:

• 6"

• 1'

• 2'

• 3'

• 4'

• 5'

• 6'

• 8'

• 10'

M36FX truss boasts a thinner profile than traditional 6"x6" truss. It can fit under vehicles easier for car rigs, it maintains a slim profile for structure builds without compromising on strength, and fits nicely into the existing modular truss ecosystem. The M36FX maintains a 3" on center bolt pattern on all 4 faces. Its 2 sides have bolt holes every 3" and the other opposing faces feature the familiar hand and bolt holes you've come to expect from modular truss.

M3FX and M36FX truss from CineDesign is an exciting addition to our collection of modular components. We can't wait to see what you do with it. Division is here to help you every step of the way!

Rig photos courtesy of CineDesign.