Steel tube with wall thickness of 3.2 mm.

Art.-No. 042

Art.-No. 582560000

For connecting two Scaffold tubes 48.3mm at any angle.

Art.-No. 582680000

Making anchorages to secure the stair tower to the building.

Art.-No. 682004000

For connecting two Scaffold tubes 48.3mm at an angle of 90°.

Art.-No. 306030780

The Swivel base jack is used as a starting base for a scaffold. It is adjustable in height and angle to allow for compensation on uneven surfaces so that a level scaffold is always attainable.

Art.-No. 306010600

The base jack is used to adjust the height of the scaffold. For base jack 60cm height adjustability is 40 – 450 mm.

Art.-No. 301280000

The Leg lock, used in pairs, is designed to attach to the bottom rosette of the top Standard and to the top rosette of the bottom Standard. This joins the standards together in preparation for suspended or lifted scaffold applications.

The outer guardrail is used to shield the outer side of the staircase tower. Outer guardrails are available for stair lengths of 2.57m, 3.07m. The outer guardrail has a Swivel Wedge Terminal that allows to fix it to the rosette.

Art.-No. 455

The Aluminium lattice girder beam is a horizontal member of Ringlock scaffolding. It is used for reinforce and bridging over large spans of 3.05m to 8.52m with a lighter component than the Lattice Girders. The Alum lattice girders have 0.5m in depth.

Art.-No. 456

The Gap filler plank is designed to span small openings in the Ringlock platform or between bays. They can also be used to overlap on circular scaffolds and perform the angular connection. They are fitted with a plastic plug that is supplied with them.

Art.-No. 468

The Toe board retaining clamps are used to secure the toeboard from uplift in adverse weather conditions.

Art.-No. 476

Truss ledgers have the same function as the normal ledgers: They are used as horizontals to connect standards, to transfer loads from platforms into standards and for making side protection of the scaffold. But due to reinforced design, they are able to transfer higher loads than normal ledgers. Double ledgers are available in lengths 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m, 3.07m.

Art.-No. 527

The bracket is used to create an extended platform outside the scaffold and to add a "cantilever" to the construction. Brackets are available in lengths 0.39m, 0.73m and 1.09m.

Art.-No. 543

Ledgers are used as horizontals to connect standards and to transfer loads from platforms into standards. Ledgers are also used for making side protection of the scaffold. Ledgers are available in lengths 0.15m, 0.39m, 0.73m, 1.04m, 1.09m, 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m, 3.07m.

Art.-No. 549

Infill planks with 19cm are designed to fill any unwanted gaps between planks or bays providing a continuous working platform. They are available in the sizes of the most common bays: 0.65m, 0,88m, 1.065m, 1.57m, 2.13m, 2.43m, 3.05m.

Art.-No. 556

Steel plans are used to create a working platform in a scaffold. They are placed directly onto the ledgers and secured with the integrated lift-out guard. Steel planks are available with two widths 0.19m and 0.32m and in lengths 0.73m, 1.09m, 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m, 3.07m.

Art.-No. 557

Steel planksare used to create a working platform in a scaffold. They are placed directly onto the ledgers and secured with the integrated lift-out guard. Steel planks are available with two widths 0.19m and 0.32m and in lengths 0.73m, 1.09m, 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m, 3.07m.

Art.-No. 559

Steel toe boards are mounted on working platforms to prevent material from falling down. These Toeboards are galvanized and not yellow.

Art.-No. 561

Bay braces are essential to increase the vertical stiffness of the scaffold! For stabilizing the outer plane of the scaffold, parallel and perpendicular to the facade, vertical braces are used. Vertical braces are placed in at least every 5th bay on every lift and in every end bay perpendicular to the facade. Diagonals are available for 1.00m, 1.50m and 2.0m heights, and bay lengths of 0.73m, 1.09m, 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m, 3.07m.

Art.-No. 572

Bay braces are essential to increase the vertical stiffness of the scaffold! For stabilizing the outer plane of the scaffold, parallel and perpendicular to the facade, vertical braces are used. Vertical braces are placed in at least every 5th bay on every lift and in every end bay perpendicular to the facade. Diagonals are available for 1.00m, 1.50m and 2.0m heights, and bay lengths of 0.73m, 1.09m, 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m, 3.07m.

Art.-No. 573