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Pocket Arms
Panel Grippers Hook & Loop Angle Backs
2 pole set, 3/4” diameter includes mounting moveable glides.
Allows for frameless graphic Back rests are great for attaching
Hem graphics to mount.
attachment of rigid media. substrates with Hook & Loop.
CRPA-2 24” CRPA-4 48”
CRPA-25 30” CRPA-5 60”
CRPA-3 36” CRPA-6 72”
CRPG interlocking
0 mm 4 mm 10 mm
CRAB Hook & Loop
panel grips, 2 pairs per. brackets provide back rests
Specify thickness.
1.5 mm 5 mm 12 mm
for rigid graphics. Set of 4.
2.5 mm 7 mm 15 mm
Graphic Rods
Metric conversion chart page 130.
Sleek, 7/8” diameter aluminum tubes tighten instantly anywhere along track.
Includes aluminum face-out. Hem graphics to mount. 2 per set.
sail Away Bars
Hook & Loop saddle Bars
Flat Bars with Hook & Loop.
Flat Bars with Hook & Loop.
Includes Angle Holder. Set of 2.
Includes Saddle. Set of 2.
Note: the difference
CRGR-1 18”
between these 2 bars is the
CRGR-2 24”
orientation to the slots.
CRAR-2 24” CRSB-2 24”
Retractable Graphic Crossbar
CRAR-3 36” Slot in CRSB-3 36”
Slots to
Combination retractable graphic holder and crossbar with CRAR-4 48”
the center.
CRSB-4 48”
the side.
hook-loop mounting (included). The opposite side requires a pole pocket
as an arm can be positioned anywhere along the track (like pocket arms above).
Position canister
on top or bottom.
CRPC-2 24” CRPC-4 48”
Custom Extender Bars
CRPC-3 36” CRPC-5 60”
Graphics attach away from the upright for a
curved look. Offered to project specifications.
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