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TAF’s new TC35: modular structures designed for 21st-century LED screens

TAF takes an evolutionary leap in truss design with its new TC35 line—an aluminum structure specifically designed for safely and creatively rigging LED screens at live events.

 

Featuring significant improvements over previous models, the TC35 is not just another product in the catalog: it's a clear commitment to intelligent design, advanced load capacity, and full adaptation to the technical demands of today’s productions.

 

More flexibility in less space

The key lies in its new C-shaped central tube, which allows hanging points to be placed anywhere along the truss without the need for special adapters or additional drilling. This not only speeds up assembly and disassembly, but also gives complete freedom to technical designers to position LED screens with millimeter precision—even in off-axis or asymmetrical configurations.

 

20% more payload and enhanced safety

TAF has reinforced the structure compared to its previous TT35 model, offering 20% more load capacity. With up to 746 kg/m of distributed load and point loads of up to 2085 kg, the TC35 stands out as a reliable option even for the most demanding events. All this is achieved while maintaining a compact 290 x 290 mm design, easy to integrate into larger structures or setups with limited space.

TAF TC35 2 HI

 

Key features

  • High-strength square truss (290 x 290 mm)
  • C-profile central tube for maximum rigging versatility
  • Quicklock system with connection kit included
  • Available lengths: from 0.5 m to 3 m
  • Powder-coated finish available upon request

 

More than a truss: a tool for technical creatives

 

Unlike standard solutions that impose limits on setup and design, the new TC35 from TAF responds to a real industry need: offering structures that adapt to ideas—not the other way around.

 

It’s designed for large-scale stages, festivals, tours, temporary installations, and any event where LED screens play a central role and their positioning is critical to the audience experience.

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