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Canford investment guarantees future of popular stagebox design

The outlook for this popular trapezoid stagebox system has been given a significant boost as Canford improves design and makes substantial manufacturing investment.

Building on its position as the ‘supplier of choice’ for custom metalwork and connector panels for the broadcast and pro AV markets, Canford becomes the exclusive Source for this ruggedised deployable solution. Canford’s new design, while appearing similar to the well known legacy Neutrik product, has undergone subtle design improvements. These make it significantly stronger and better suited to the rigours of outside broadcast and live events. “We have been working with the original product for years. This experience meant we knew exactly where to channel our efforts to improve and strengthen the design.” Gavin Drake, Canford Manufacturing Manager

CANFORD STAGEBOXES

A range of robust and economical, trapezoid shaped stage boxes, supplied unpopulated or with popular combinations of up to 24 D-series connectors. • Canford’s own unique design • Full metal ruggedised construction • Integral skids • Snap-on designation strip • Optional custom engraving • Available in three lengths - 120mm, 240mm or 360mm (excluding gland)

SPARES

As well as the above assembled stage boxes, Canford offer a range of spares allowing customers to create stage boxes to their own specific requirements. This range includes top and bottom extrusions in all three lengths. Top extrusions come either with no identification or numbered 1-4, 1-8 or 1-12. Side plates are either blank or with four, eight or twelve D series ‘Universal’ cutouts and end plates again blank, or punched to accept a cable gland or a range of panel mount multipin connectors, allowing alternative connector configurations to be created.

CONNECTORS

For those wishing to populate or modify existing stageboxes, the extensive range of D-series or “Universal” cutout connectors can be found in our index category; see Universal Series connectors.

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