PRODUCT NEWS
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| Milos launches the MR5 Roof |
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| 29 Feb 2008 . BY |
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Its largest such system to date and based on the company's successful MR3 product, Czech Republic-based Milos has unveiled its new MR5 Roof.
The MR5 utilises Milos’ M950 QuickTruss system in combination with six of the company's MT3 towers and is said to be ideal for large indoor and outdoor events needing a serious amount of space, headroom and weight-loading.
Its maximum dimensions are 27.8m wide x 17.8m deep, which offers enough - 13.5m - headroom to accommodate a wide range of large lighting and sound rigs and video systems. The maximum loading on this version of the MR5 is 15 tonnes.
Milos’ M950 trussing is the largest system in the current trussing range and is designed to make long spans and for flying heavy loads. It utilises 60 x 5 mm main tubes with 32 x 3mm bracing spars, and is available in Quatro and compact Folding versions as well as a variety of standard lengths between 1 and 3m. It's fitted together - using only a mallet - with conical connectors and tapered pins with strong R-Clips.
The MT3 Tower is also designed for large events and applications requiring maximum loading capacities and free-span characteristics. It uses columns made from M520 trussing which can be built up to 15m high. A specially reinforced sleeve block and double roll header section is used in combination with the M950 trussing to build the MR5 Roof system. The tower can be ballasted with water tanks, anchors and ropes, concrete blocks etc, as specified and sourced by the client.
The MR5 is supplied with roof canopy, a full set of safety wires and Milos’ 'helper' tool for the towers. Side skins or nets are optional.
Milos is holding a hands-on MR5 workshop at the end of March for clients and other interested parties. Full details of the event can be found on www.milos.cz
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