STAND4ME light stand hook HAK UCHWYT for lights up to 200 kg, 50 mm, black

STAND4ME light stand hook HAK UCHWYT for lights up to 200 kg, 50 mm, black is a purpose-built metal hook engineered to attach stage and studio luminaires to stands, trusses and poles. The hook accepts a 50 mm tube interface and offers a compact, robust connection point for professional rigging. Its black finish provides a neutral appearance suitable for live events, theatre, concert setups and studio installations where a secure and unobtrusive mounting solution is required.

Advantages

The hook is constructed from durable metal and rated to carry loads up to 200 kg, enabling safe support of heavy fixtures. The 50 mm tube interface ensures compatibility with common stands and truss systems, while the compact design reduces obstruction and simplifies positioning of lighting instruments. The black coating resists visible wear and integrates well into dark stage environments.

Suitable for

• Mounting theatrical and concert lights on stands and trusses
• Studio lighting installations where a secure hook is needed
• Temporary event rigging and touring setups
• Attaching fixtures to poles or compatible 50 mm tubes

Key specifications

• Material: metal construction for structural strength
• Load capacity: up to 200 kg
• Tube interface diameter: 50 mm
• Finish: black coating for low-visibility appearance
• Form factor: compact hook designed for quick attachment

How to use

Position the hook over the compatible 50 mm tube on a stand, truss or pole and secure it according to the mounting system used. Attach the lighting fixture to the hook ensuring the load is centered and stable. Verify that the fixture’s hanging points and the hook are properly engaged and that any required safety cables or secondary restraints are fitted. Inspect the connection and load distribution before powering or adjusting the fixture.

Usage recommendations

Use the hook only with compatible 50 mm tubes and do not exceed the rated 200 kg load. Always apply appropriate secondary safety measures such as safety cables or chains and perform regular visual inspections for wear, deformation or coating damage. Install and inspect rigging components in accordance with local safety regulations and professional rigging practices.