British Standard Scaffolding Tube Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Pipe

Scaffolding Steel Tube

Scaffolding steel pipes are hollow galvanized steel pipes widely used due to their high strength and durability. Scaffolding steel pipes are available in various lengths and can be used with scaffolding coupler. They are mainly used to construct scaffolding structures and work platforms, allowing workers access to areas difficult to reach during construction, maintenance, renovation, and inspection projects. The surface of the steel pipe should be straight and smooth, free from cracks, scaffolding, delamination, misalignment, hard bends, burrs, indentations, and deep scratches.

Product Specification

Commodity	Scaffolding Steel Tube
Material	Q235, Q345
Outer Diameter	48.3mm
Wall Thickness	3.2mm （2.0-4.0mm available）
Length	3000mm(300-6000mm available)
Weight	10.68KG
Surface Treatment	HDG
Joint Method	Weld
Lead time	7-10 days
Product Capacity	2000-2500 tons per month
Usage	mostly used in different scaffolding systems: cuplock, Ringlock, KwikStage, etc.

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Scaffolding Pipe FAQ

1.What is the surface treatment of scaffolding steel pipes?

The surface treatment of scaffolding steel pipes typically involves coating the steel pipes with a protective galvanized layer to prevent rust and corrosion. This surface treatment helps protect the steel pipes, making them more durable in various weather conditions.

2.Will scaffolding steel pipes rust?

Scaffolding steel pipes are usually galvanized, which prevents corrosion and rust in humid and oxygen-rich environments. However, improper maintenance or prolonged exposure to extreme environments can still cause rust.

3.How should scaffolding pipes be stored?

Scaffolding steel pipes should be stored in a dry, sheltered place.

4.How strong are steel scaffolding pipes?

Scaffolding steel pipes are used to withstand heavy loads and unexpected situations. Typically, the working tensile load of scaffolding steel pipes is 79kN, approximately 8 tons.

5.How are steel pipes used to construct scaffolding structures?

Steel pipes can be connected using scaffolding couplers to form a fixed structure.

Double Coupler: This type of coupler fixes two steel pipes vertically, typically used to connect horizontal and vertical members.

Swivel Coupler: This type of coupler fixes two steel pipes at any angle, used to connect diagonal braces and vertical members.

Sleeve Coupler: This type of coupler connects two steel pipes end-to-end, extending the length of the pipes.

Girder Coupler: Used to connect steel pipes and beams. 

Board Retaining Coupler: Can fix the treads to the steel pipes, used to fix the working plane formed by the treads to the scaffolding structure.