Steel tube with wall thickness of 3.2 mm.

N.º art. 042

N.º art. 582560000

For connecting two Scaffold tubes 48.3mm at any angle.

N.º art. 682004000

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

N.º art. 068968

N.º art. 318073075

Ladder hatch decks are used to make access hatches in working platforms. They are laid directly on the ledgers and secured with the integral lift-out guard. The integrated ladder enables access to the next level. The ladder needs a support at the bottom (decks). Available in lengths of 2.07m, 2.57m and 3.07m.

N.º art. 318072575

Ladder hatch decks are used to make access hatches in working platforms. They are laid directly on the ledgers and secured with the integral lift-out guard. The integrated ladder enables access to the next level. The ladder needs a support at the bottom (decks). Available in lengths of 2.07m, 2.57m and 3.07m.

N.º art. 318072075

Ladder hatch decks are used to make access hatches in working platforms. They are laid directly on the ledgers and secured with the integral lift-out guard. The integrated ladder enables access to the next level. The ladder needs a support at the bottom (decks). Available in lengths of 2.07m, 2.57m and 3.07m.

N.º art. 315082075

Stair stringers are the diagonal side members of the 10-leg stair system. The stringers must be used in pairs to support the stair treads. The stringers are used for a typical 2.0m lift height.

N.º art. 315072075

Stair stringers are the diagonal side members of the 10-leg stair system. The stringers must be used in pairs to support the stair treads. The stringers are used for a typical 2.0m lift height.

N.º art. 315020890

Stair treads are the horizontal members interconnecting to the two stringers of a stairway, forming the treads of the stair system. They are designed for a 1.036m (1.04m) bay width.

N.º art. 310067005

Access barriers are designed for use as guardrails at the top and bottom of the Aluminum 4-leg platform stairs and can also be used as barriers round ladder-access hatches in platforms.

N.º art. 306030780

Swivel base jacks are used as a starting base for a scaffold. Height and inclination are adjustable to compensate for surface irregularities and level the first lift of the scaffold.

N.º art. 306010600

Base jacks are used for adjusting the height of the scaffold. Base jacks 60cm height have a 40 – 450 mm range of adjustment.

N.º art. 301793000

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

N.º art. 301792000

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

N.º art. 301791500

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

N.º art. 301791000

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

N.º art. 301790500

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

N.º art. 301166145

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.

N.º art. 301165145

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.