Choose lighting hardware from the booth structure and the fixture connection, rather than buying every accessory. These four options serve different mounting points. A clamp or bracket is suitable only when its dimensions, load rating and installation method match the complete assembly.
1. Aluminum C-clamp: a compatible external gripping point
A C-clamp grips around a suitable tube or panel. Measure the gripping depth and check the contact surfaces, screw access and fixture connection. Do not assume that “universal” means it fits every truss, panel or Octanorm profile. Confirm the permitted load and tighten as instructed.
2. Square-tube clamp: a flat contact surface
A square-tube light clamp is an option for compatible square or rectangular profiles. The linked model currently recommends a maximum profile depth of 31 mm. Compare its drawing with your frame, including the screw clearance. A flat jaw does not establish the allowable fixture weight; obtain that limit separately.
3. M8 sliding block: an adjustable point in a profile channel
An M8 sliding block provides a movable attachment point in a compatible aluminum channel, including suitable SEG lightbox frames. M8 identifies the thread, not the groove dimensions. Check the channel opening, internal width, depth and insertion route, then confirm the fixture connection and load. Do not force a block into an unsuitable profile.
4. Dual-M8 bracket: two fixing points
A dual-M8 bracket is an option where the frame and fixture accept a two-point connection. Check hole spacing, bolt engagement, clearance and the complete assembly’s permitted load. Two fixing points do not guarantee a vibration-proof connection or suitability for heavier lights. Inspect the joint and aiming position at every setup.
Before ordering and packing
- Send the supplier a profile drawing, measurements and fixture model.
- Confirm compatible screws, adapters, load limits and any venue mounting requirements.
- Assemble one complete mounting point before the show; check that it stays secure through the intended aiming range.
- Count actual mounting points and pack suitable spares.
- Confirm which accessories are included in the order and whether they ship together.
Compare mounting systems or send us your frame and fixture details.