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Ringlock scaffolding has gained a firm foothold in the global market and is one of the most commonly used modular scaffolding. Ringlock scaffolding is considered the most modern, versatile and functional scaffolding system in terms of its load-bearing strength.

Diagonals, which are frequently seen on the outside facing of the Ringlock scaffolding system, are the crucial diagonal scaffolding braces used to stabilize the scaffold. To stabilize the scaffold and stiffen the system so that it won't rack and sway, the ringlock scaffolding diagonal brace is neces

The Ringlock scaffold system makes it simple to scaffold a variety of intricate building plans and elevations thanks to its adaptable modular units and limitless angular capabilities. In other words, it is the preferred scaffold system for all construction, maintenance, energy production, overhead cabling, chemical plants, refineries, shipyards, and the majority of building trades.

Ringlock scaffolding system are widely used in the civil, industrial, oil and gas, offshore and staging industries.The Ringlock scaffolding system is composed of parts with ringlock standard, and the standard length of Ringlock is 0.5m, 1m, 1.5m, 2m, 2.5m, 3m, 4m. Ring locks are welded to the pipe in 0.50 m increments. Diagonal Brackets: Made from OD 48.3mm scaffolding tubing.

Cuplock scaffolding has a higher load capacity, can support more complex design structures and higher heights, and is easy to install and transport. Cuplock scaffolding has advantages over other types of scaffolding, mainly because the central joint on the pole can link four horizontal rods into a f

As a scaffolding manufacturer, EK can provide a variety of scaffolding products, such as Ringlock, cuplock, base Jack, steel prop, etc. Today, let's compare the difference between Ringlock and cuplock. 1. Components can be attached to Cuplock using a central node cup-type connecting point, which loc