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QTX Straight Mounting Hook for Stage Lighting - Black 50mm

£399
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Description

The QTX straight mounting hook is a galvanised steel hook designed for attaching stage lights, moving heads and projectors to horizontal poles, truss bars and scaffolding. The hook accommodates poles up to 50mm in diameter and carries a maximum load of 25kg, covering most compact PAR cans, LED wash lights and small projectors in mobile DJ and theatre rigs.

The straight profile means the hook sits flush against the pole once tightened, rather than angling the fixture away from the bar. This works in T-bar stands, overhead truss sections and pole-mounted setups where space between adjacent fixtures matters. The wing-nut at the top tightens the hook onto the pole without tools, while the lower wing-nut secures the fixture's mounting bracket to the hook's threaded shaft.

The galvanised finish provides corrosion resistance in storage and use, and the black coating gives a low-visibility appearance against dark stage environments. The hook's load rating assumes the fixture is centred on the hook and the pole is horizontal; angled mounting or uneven weight distribution reduces effective capacity.

Specification
Max. weight load 25kg
Frequently Asked

What pole diameter does it fit?

The hook fits poles up to 50mm diameter. This covers most standard T-bar stands, truss sections and scaffold poles used in mobile DJ and small-to-medium theatre installations.

Is the 25kg load capacity per hook?

Yes. Each hook is rated at 25kg when the load is centred and the pole is horizontal. Exceeding this load or mounting at an angle reduces safety margin and should be avoided.

Does it require tools to install?

No. The hook uses two wing-nuts — one to tighten onto the pole, one to secure the fixture's mounting bracket to the hook's shaft. Both can be hand-tightened without tools, though a firm tighten is essential for safe rigging.

What's the difference between a straight hook and an angled hook?

A straight hook holds the fixture close to the pole, keeping the rig compact. An angled hook (also called an offset or dog-leg hook) positions the fixture away from the pole, allowing clearance for barn doors or accessories that would otherwise clash with adjacent fixtures.

Shipping & Returns

Delivery UK delivery is £14.99, and delivery is free on all orders of £99 or more, in the UK and internationally.

Returns If you change your mind, you have 14 days from delivery to tell us, and a further 14 days to send the goods back. Return postage for a change-of-mind return is paid by you. Refunds are made in line with our returns policy, which has the full details.

To arrange a return, call us on 020 8149 5199 or use our contact page.

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    Description

    The QTX straight mounting hook is a galvanised steel hook designed for attaching stage lights, moving heads and projectors to horizontal poles, truss bars and scaffolding. The hook accommodates poles up to 50mm in diameter and carries a maximum load of 25kg, covering most compact PAR cans, LED wash lights and small projectors in mobile DJ and theatre rigs.

    The straight profile means the hook sits flush against the pole once tightened, rather than angling the fixture away from the bar. This works in T-bar stands, overhead truss sections and pole-mounted setups where space between adjacent fixtures matters. The wing-nut at the top tightens the hook onto the pole without tools, while the lower wing-nut secures the fixture's mounting bracket to the hook's threaded shaft.

    The galvanised finish provides corrosion resistance in storage and use, and the black coating gives a low-visibility appearance against dark stage environments. The hook's load rating assumes the fixture is centred on the hook and the pole is horizontal; angled mounting or uneven weight distribution reduces effective capacity.

    Specification
    Max. weight load 25kg
    Frequently Asked

    What pole diameter does it fit?

    The hook fits poles up to 50mm diameter. This covers most standard T-bar stands, truss sections and scaffold poles used in mobile DJ and small-to-medium theatre installations.

    Is the 25kg load capacity per hook?

    Yes. Each hook is rated at 25kg when the load is centred and the pole is horizontal. Exceeding this load or mounting at an angle reduces safety margin and should be avoided.

    Does it require tools to install?

    No. The hook uses two wing-nuts — one to tighten onto the pole, one to secure the fixture's mounting bracket to the hook's shaft. Both can be hand-tightened without tools, though a firm tighten is essential for safe rigging.

    What's the difference between a straight hook and an angled hook?

    A straight hook holds the fixture close to the pole, keeping the rig compact. An angled hook (also called an offset or dog-leg hook) positions the fixture away from the pole, allowing clearance for barn doors or accessories that would otherwise clash with adjacent fixtures.

    Shipping & Returns

    Delivery UK delivery is £14.99, and delivery is free on all orders of £99 or more, in the UK and internationally.

    Returns If you change your mind, you have 14 days from delivery to tell us, and a further 14 days to send the goods back. Return postage for a change-of-mind return is paid by you. Refunds are made in line with our returns policy, which has the full details.

    To arrange a return, call us on 020 8149 5199 or use our contact page.