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Construction Scaffolding Clamps british German Forged Type

Construction Scaffolding Clamps british German Forged Type

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1000 kg
Supply Capability:
100000 kg/month

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Construction Scaffolding Clamps british German Forged Type


Description


1.The scaffolding coupler is always used to connect the steel pipe as scaffolding system.

2.The often used coupler is swivel coupler and righ angle coupler .

3.We can provide types of scaffolding coupler according to your requirement.

4.Couoler can fix the 48.3mm scaffolding steel pipe tightly and make the whole scaffolding system more steadily.


Feature


(1)Excellent Anti-Breaking—Cold Pressed Steel

(2)Outstanding Resistance Deformation

(3)Strong Anti-Dropping Ability



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Construction Scaffolding Clamps british German Forged Type

Parameter


MaterialQ235,345steel
Size48.3mm*48.3mm
Surface finishGalvanized
Weight1.1kg around
StandardBS1139,EN74
Package25pcs/bag,steel pallet
Manufacture
As per customer requirement
MarketAfrica, South America, the Middle East and Asia

FAQ

Q: Are you a factory or trading company?    

We are a state-owned corporation in China,dealing with various kinds of building materials.We have our holding subsidiaries.

Q: Where is your factory located? How can I visit there?    

Our factory is located all around China.

Q: Can I get some samples?    

Sample is free, customer only pay freight for the first time. 

Q: Delivery?

10-30days. (5-15 containers)



Any question,feel free to contact us.


Q:Height of 24m below the double row of scaffolding can not be flexible connection
This side of the question asked more professional, non-professional answer is not out, here to introduce the requirements of fastener scaffolding specifications, you can refer to see
Q:What are the common uses for steel tube couplers in scaffolding?
Steel tube couplers are commonly used in scaffolding to connect and secure steel tubes together, forming a stable and reliable framework. These couplers allow for the assembly and disassembly of scaffolding structures, ensuring safety and stability for workers who need to access elevated areas for construction, maintenance, or other purposes.
Q:Are steel tube couplers suitable for outdoor scaffolding applications?
Steel tube couplers are a great option for outdoor scaffolding projects. These couplers are specifically designed to create a secure and stable connection between scaffolding tubes, which is essential for outdoor construction work. They are constructed from high-quality steel that is exceptionally durable and capable of withstanding environmental factors like weathering, corrosion, and UV radiation. Furthermore, steel tube couplers boast a remarkable load-bearing capacity, ensuring the safety and stability of the scaffolding structure. Additionally, they are easily installed and dismantled, providing convenience for outdoor applications where mobility and flexibility are crucial. In conclusion, steel tube couplers are a trustworthy and appropriate choice for outdoor scaffolding projects.
Q:I just got a scaffold piercing about 5 days ago and its still really tender and slightly red is this normal?
Yes, and it may even be too sore to sleep on as well. Just do your sea salt soaks everyday and in about a month and a half or two months it should feel normal again.
Q:Are steel tube couplers compatible with scaffolding access gates and openings?
Yes, steel tube couplers are compatible with scaffolding access gates and openings. These couplers are specifically designed to connect steel tubes together and can be used to secure gates and create openings in a scaffolding system.
Q:Are there any specific guidelines for the safe use of steel tube couplers in scaffolding systems with electrical hazards?
Yes, there are specific guidelines for the safe use of steel tube couplers in scaffolding systems with electrical hazards. These guidelines include ensuring that all couplers are properly insulated and grounded, avoiding contact between the couplers and any live electrical sources, and regularly inspecting the scaffolding system for any signs of damage or electrical hazards. Additionally, it is important to follow any applicable local regulations and industry standards when using steel tube couplers in scaffolding systems with electrical hazards to ensure the safety of workers and prevent accidents.
Q:Are there any specific guidelines for spacing and positioning steel tube couplers on scaffolding tubes?
Yes, there are specific guidelines for spacing and positioning steel tube couplers on scaffolding tubes. The guidelines are put in place to ensure the safety and stability of the scaffold structure. Firstly, the spacing of steel tube couplers on scaffolding tubes should not exceed certain limits. The general rule is that there should be a maximum of 600mm (or 2 feet) between couplers in any direction along the tube. This is to maintain the structural integrity of the scaffold and prevent any potential weak points. Additionally, the positioning of steel tube couplers should be done in a way that maximizes the strength and stability of the scaffold. Couplers should be placed as close as possible to the ends of each tube to ensure a secure connection. They should also be positioned in a way that minimizes the unsupported span of the tubes, especially when long spans are required. It is important to note that the specific guidelines for spacing and positioning steel tube couplers may vary depending on the type of scaffold, its intended use, and the regulations of the local governing body. Therefore, it is essential to consult the manufacturer's instructions and adhere to any relevant industry standards or regulations when assembling scaffolding structures.
Q:Is that true that employees shall not work on scaffolds during storms or high wind?
it's certainly not a good idea.
Q:i really wanna go get it tomorrow, can you guys tell me about it? i have a couple question. I know pain is different for everyone, but how bad does it hurt on average? how do they pierce it? i watched a video online and it looks like they shove one thing through to make one hole, another thing through to make another hole, then attach the bar to end of the thing and slide it through, and then do the same thing to the other one. is that how it works? what happens if your ears grow? hahah i know thats an odd question, but hey its a concern haha i think thats all i wanted to know, if you could help out and answer that would be great!!
My scaffold, also known as an industrial, was one of my more painful, but it's not unbearable. It hurts mostly because it's two piercings done at once, which sort of just sets the upper part of your ear on fire at first, but it dulls down and is just sore after a while. Heal time is about 6 months, and you're sore for maybe the first month. They pierce it with a hollow needle one hole at a time, starting with the cartilage (or at least that's how mine was done.) And just follow through from there to the lower piercing. They slide the bar through using the hollow needle and attach the ends, etc. Ears, in your teens, generally aren't gonna get any bigger, so you'll be fine. And swelling in minimal - cartilage doesn't swell. Just take good care of both holes and keep your jewelry in. Your piercer will be able to answer everything beforehand - that's what he/she is there for. Just ask to make sure, never be afraid to ask.
Q:What are the common maintenance procedures for steel tube couplers in scaffolding?
Common maintenance procedures for steel tube couplers in scaffolding include regular inspection for damage or wear, cleaning to remove dirt and debris, lubrication to ensure smooth operation, and replacement of any worn or damaged couplers. Regular inspection is important to identify any cracks, bends, or other signs of damage that could compromise the strength and stability of the scaffolding. This should be done before each use and periodically throughout the project to catch any issues early on. Cleaning the couplers is essential to remove any dirt, dust, or debris that may have accumulated. This can be done using a brush or cloth, as well as water or a mild cleaning solution if necessary. Keeping the couplers clean helps to prevent corrosion and maintain their functionality. Lubrication is another important maintenance procedure for steel tube couplers. This involves applying a lubricant, such as grease or oil, to the moving parts of the couplers to prevent friction and ensure smooth operation. This should be done regularly to prevent wear and extend the lifespan of the couplers. Lastly, if any couplers are found to be worn, damaged, or not functioning properly during inspection or use, they should be replaced immediately. Using faulty couplers can compromise the safety of the scaffolding and the workers using it. It is important to have spare couplers on hand to replace any that are deemed unsafe or unusable. Overall, by following these common maintenance procedures, scaffolding with steel tube couplers can be kept in good working condition, ensuring the safety and efficiency of construction projects.

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