Guil BR-09 - traversa per 4 o 8 fari o altoparlanti con attacco spigot Ø 35 mm | lunghezza

Built from robust steel with a black powder-coated finish, the GUIL BR-09 crossbar delivers professional-grade load distribution for stage, studio, and event rigs. Its 35 mm spigot receiver mounts directly onto standard speaker or lighting stands, while the welded construction supports up to eight luminaires or speakers without flex or instability.

Overview

The GUIL BR-09 is a horizontal traverse bar engineered for quick, secure mounting of professional lighting and audio equipment. Multiple attachment points along the bar allow flexible positioning of fixtures, and the corrosion-resistant powder coating ensures long-term durability even in demanding environments. Whether you're setting up a DJ booth, a live stage, or a studio installation, this crossbar provides a stable, balanced platform for your gear.

What stands out

• Holds 4 or 8 fixtures for versatile rig configurations
• 35 mm spigot receiver fits standard stands—no adapters needed
• Welded steel construction with black powder coating for corrosion resistance
• Optimized load distribution prevents sagging and ensures safety
• Quick setup and teardown for mobile productions

Technical details

• Product type: Crossbar / Traverse Bar
• Application: Professional lighting and audio equipment mounting
• Fixture capacity: 4 or 8 luminaires/speakers
• Stand connection: Spigot receiver, 35 mm diameter
• Material: Steel
• Finish: Black powder-coated
• Compatibility: Standard 35 mm speaker and lighting stands
• Mounting points: Multiple along the bar
• Construction: Robust welded
• Intended use: Stage, studio, event, DJ setups
• Orientation: Horizontal
• Installation: Quick and easy
• Durability: High resistance to wear and tear
• Corrosion protection: Yes (powder coating)

Our verdict

For professionals who need a reliable, no-nonsense mounting solution, the GUIL BR-09 delivers. Its sturdy build and standard 35 mm spigot compatibility make it a workhorse for any lighting or audio rig.