• Made with a strong Polycarbonate material
• Uses three sizes of conduit - 1/2" 3/4" 1"
• Weighs less than 4 lb and when stored is less than 3" high
• Holds wire spools up to 24" in diameter
• Handles heavy loads - 400 lbs
• No Moving Parts
• Multpurpose - setup one spool or many spools at once
• Customize - the lenght of the conduit for different sizes and numbers of wire spools.
• Conduit holes in the legs - you can triple the capacity of the wire stand by using the 1/2" conduit holes on the legs,
• Rigid conduit, plumbing pipe or conduit bender can be used for larger spools

Bruce Grant, the inventor of the Quickspooler, has been a sound tech for over 20 years. Working on jobs that range from large to small; from Night clubs and Churches to the new Rockets arena in Houston Texas. Bruce came up with the idea for the Quickspooler about 5 years ago while on the job installing sound equipment in a night club. He was using a ladder and some conduit to hold his wire spools for that particular job. This method worked but was a little unsafe and a bit of inconvenience. So Bruce, taking this same basic concept decided to develop his idea. First starting with a wooden prototype then trying an all conduit version. Five years and 5 prototypes later the fully realized Quickspooler, made of a strong light weight polycarbonate material , rolls off the production line.