Heavy Duty Shoring Posts You Want To Know

A shore post is an independent load-bearing component characterized by its high load-bearing capacity, ease of use, and precise adjustability. It can be used alone or in conjunction with a formwork system. Shore posts are also known as shoring posts, steel props, scaffolding props, acrow props, and post shore jacks. Based on load-bearing capacity, shore posts are also categorized into different weight classes: light duty shoring posts supporting loads up to 10 pounds; middle duty shoring posts supporting loads up to 20 pounds; and heavy duty shoring posts supporting loads up to 56 pounds. When using a shore post, the load should be evenly distributed throughout the scaffolding system.

Our heavy duty shoring post supports come in various models. These heavy duty shoring posts are lightweight and can be easily used by a single person.They feature threaded tubes and locking pins for precise height adjustment. They will not break or fall out under normal use.

Shoring Post Characteristics

Material: Made of high-quality Q235/Q345 steel

Surface Treatment: Hot-dip galvanizing, electro-galvanizing, powder coating

Outer Tube Diameter: 48.3 x 3.2 mm

Inner Tube Diameter: 60.3 x 2.2 mm

Pin Diameter: 14 mm

Threaded Tube Diameter: 16 mm

Closed Dimension: 1080 mm

Open Dimension: 4890 mm

Weight: 15-40 kg

How to Use a Heavy Duty Shoring Post in the Construction Industry?

The process of using a heavy duty shoring post includes preparing the installation site, inspecting the shoring post components, cleaning the ground, installing the shoring post components, and ensuring the safety and stability of the shoring post system during installation. Adjust the height of the shoring post according to the construction site, rotate the helical tube to ensure the height of the shoring post is accurate and seamless, insert the pin, and fix the position of the heavy duty shoring post.