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- Telescoping pole with 210 cm to 370 cm length
- Lightweight anodized aluminium construction
- Rubber ends for extra grip and surface protection
- Safety lock mechanism for secure adjustment
- Versatile applications and configurations
Made of lightweight, black anodized aluminium tubing with a secure locking mechanism, the Gravity Vari-Pole® extends from 210 cm to 370 cm and quickly mounts between floors and ceilings. It is held in place by pressure, and strong rubber on both sides for a variety of other applications.
Product type
Stands and Tripods
Type
Clamping rod
Material
aluminium
Colour
Black
Tubing surface
anodized
Connection Surface
powder coated
Transport length
2100 mm
Clamping Range
2100 - 3700 mm
Upper Tube Diameter
40 mm
Lower Tube Diameter
45 mm
Weight
2,2 kg
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Height range: 28.7' to 44' 73 to 112cm
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Center tube diameter: 1.375' - 35mm
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Weight: 5.5lb - 2.5kg
| The SP 2332 B is a 35 mm pole to mount satellite speakers on subwoofers. The heavy duty construction of powder coated steel is height adjustable from 82 to 140 cm. The SP 2332 B features an M20 bottom end and steel collar with set screw and safety pin to lock the extension pole in place. It comes with a convenient rubber retainer to secure the safety pin during transport.
Product type
Stands and Tripods
Type
Speaker Stands
Tubing material
Steel
Tubing colour
Black
Tubing surface
Powder coated
Min height
820 mm
Max height
1400 mm
Transport length
820 mm
Height adjustment
Clamp with safety pin
Material of height adjustment
Steel
Connector 1
M20
Connector 2
35 mm
Max. load
40 kg
Interchangeable rings
1 x 30 mm
Black ring pack included
Yes
Weight
1,84 kg |
M20 pole mount for TT22, TT22-A, TT25 and TT25-A speakers. |
- Solid and durable construction
- Ergonomic handling
- Compact transportation
- Ideally suited as a pole for the Gravity belt cassettes (GSABELT1B)
General
Product type
Stands and Tripods
Threaded connector 1
M20 male
Threaded connector 2
M20 female
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