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360° Rotating Motor

360° Rotating Motor

The Giga Rotator DMX Rotator 1000 (Item 282) by Wahlberg Motion is a heavy-duty suspended rotary axis designed for stage, event, and performance systems requiring continuous rotational motion control. The unit supports a working load of up to 1,000 kg , a rotational speed range of 0.02–10 rpm , and DMX512/DMX512-A control with 0.1° angular resolution . With unlimited rotation and the ability to pass power, Ethernet, and DMX signals through the rotating section, the Giga Rotator is suitable for operating props, backdrops, LED screens, lighting equipment, and stage structures according to programmed motion sequences. Typical applications: A DMX-controlled suspended rotary axis for continuous rotation of LED screens, backdrops, stage props, lighting equipment, and heavy performance structures. It is suitable for live concerts, stages, events, exhibitions, and automated stage systems.

Suspension System Sliding Rail

Suspension System Sliding Rail

The DST52 Rail combined with the STK52MTD2K Motorised Trolley is a heavy-duty motion rail solution designed for stage machinery systems, particularly suitable for touring productions and configurations requiring the horizontal movement of LED screens, stage scenery, projection screens, or lighting assemblies. The DST52 features a stacking truss structure with straight or curved integrated rails, while the STK52MTD2K is a heavy-duty motorised trolley with a WLL of 1,000 kg on 52R rail , a maximum speed of 21 m/min , and a Kinesys control interface . The system features a modular architecture that supports flexible setup and can be expanded with lifting or rotating modules according to project-specific requirements. Key configuration: DST52 rail truss specifically designed for touring productions; STK52MTD2K motorised trolley with a WLL of 1,000 kg , maximum speed of 21 m/min , and Kinesys control interface .

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