It may be possible in theory, but it’s generally not a good idea. Users report that once the internal separators/dividers fail or the monopod is taken apart, it can become weaker and more prone to coming apart again unexpectedly.

Also, disassembling a telescoping monopod doesn’t save much space: the sections are nested, so splitting it into two pieces won’t make either piece dramatically shorter than the folded monopod. On the 562B, the foot/fluid base assembly appears fairly involved to remove and includes small parts that could be lost. The fluid cartridge also does not appear to be designed for easy detachment.

The only practical thing to remove is the head, but even that won’t reduce the packed size by much.

Bottom line: possible in theory, but impractical and likely to compromise reliability. If compact travel size is critical, a shorter-folding monopod is the better solution.