Art.-No. 307070100

Castor wheels provide mobility, enabling a medium to large scaffold tower to be wheeled across a flat surface.

Art.-No. 306110005

Jack retainers for lifting prevents the kicker lift from dropping out when the scaffold is lifted. A terminal wedge and a half coupler make the retainer highly versatile.

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

Truss ledgers have the same function as normal ledgers: They are used as horizontals to interconnect standards, to transfer loads from platforms into standards and to construct side protection for the scaffold. Their reinforced design enables them to transfer higher loads than normal ledgers. Double ledgers are available in lengths of 1.40m, 1.57m, 2.07m, 2.57m and 3.07m.

Art.-No. 527

Side brackets are used to construct an extended platform outside the scaffold and to add a cantilever to the construction. Side brackets are available in lengths of 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 toeboards are mounted on working platforms to prevent material from dropping off. These toeboards are galvanized and do not have a yellow finish.

Art.-No. 561

Steel ladders attach to Ringlock scaffolding with the Ladder hook clamp/clip. The ladder feet are angled away from the rungs for a safe step on and off the ladder. There are 4 ladder lengths: 2.4m, 3.6m, 4.8m and 6.0m.

Art.-No. 562

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. 574

Side brackets are used to construct an extended platform outside the scaffold and to add a cantilever to the construction. Side brackets are available in lengths of 0.39m, 0.73m and 1.09m.

Art.-No. 662

Access decks are used to create a passage in a working platform. They are placed directly onto the ledgers and secured with the integrated lift-out guard. It does not include the ladder. Ladder needs to be supplied separetely. Available in 1.57m.

Art.-No. 784

Standards with crimped spigots are used as uprights to transmit loads to the ground. Rosettes are welded on every 50cm for interconnecting elements. Do not use these standards for suspended scaffolds! Standards are available in incremental lengths from 0.50m to 4.00m.

Art.-No. 844

Lattice girders are used to bear heavy loads across large spans or to construct a bridging structure within the scaffold. Lattice girders are available in lengths of 5.14m, 6.14m and 7.71m. They are 50cm in depth and have terminal wedges to lock to the rosettes of the standards. They come without spigots, but separate spigots can be used.

Art.-No. 723

Standards hanging no spigot are used as verticals to transmit loads to the ground. The absence of spigots means they can be used for shoring applications. Standards are available in increment lengths. Rosettes are welded on every 50cm for interconnecting elements. One spigot can be used to join 2 standards. These standards are suitable for suspended scaffolds

Art.-No. 845