Cuplock Scaffolding System Transom Painted

Painting Cuplock Scaffolding System Transom

Cuplock scaffolding system is the most commonly used system scaffolding in the world. The official name of this scaffolding system is Cuplok, but most people know it as Cuplock. EK Cuplock Scaffolding System is used for support and access structures in construction industry, offshore construction, industrial maintenance, and ship building. And all Cuplock Scaffolding System parts are designed and manufactured to meet all scaffolding industry standard.

The Cuplock Transom is made from scaffolding tubes with an outer diameter of 48.3 mm and a thickness of 3.2 mm. The Cuplock scaffolding s transom is designed to split spans, providing mid-span support for the scaffolding deck by spanning over the inner and outer beams.

Key Features:

High-quality construction: Made from high-quality steel, the Cuplock Transom is able to withstand the rigors of construction. Its rugged construction ensures durability and long-lasting performance, providing the necessary support for the scaffolding structure.

Versatile support: The Cuplock Transom enhances the structural integrity of the scaffolding system as an additional horizontal support element. It can be placed between Cuplock uprights or beams to provide additional support and reinforcement.

Interlocking Cuplock System: The Cuplock Transom features an innovative Cuplock system that allows for quick and secure connection between the Cuplock Transom and the Cuplock Ledger or Cuplock Standard. This interlocking mechanism ensures tightness and stability of the beam, minimizing the risk of movement or instability during construction.

Easy to install: Cuplock transom features a user-friendly design that allows for quick and easy installation on the construction site. Construction crews can efficiently integrate cuplock transom into scaffolding structures using only basic tools and minimal manpower, increasing productivity and ensuring safety.

Safety Compliance: It is designed and tested to meet industry safety standards and regulations, ensuring compliance and creating a safe working environment for construction crews.