Scaffolding blog

Scaffolding beams are primarily used to create safe working platforms for various construction projects and can be classified according to their material and type. Based on material, they can be divided into steel scaffolding beams and aluminum scaffolding beams. Steel beams offer high strength, while aluminum beams are lightweight. Different scaffolding beams are suitable for different construction scenarios.

Scaffolding planks provide a safe and durable platform for working at heights. They can support multiple workers, tools, and materials simultaneously, ensuring a safe and stable platform for the scaffolding system.

Base jacks are a versatile piece of equipment with significant advantages in terms of stability, safety, and adaptability in scaffolding systems, making them an essential component of scaffolding. Scaffolding base jacks, also known as leveling jacks or screw jacks, typically consist of a threaded rod, base plate, and jack nut, and can be used to level the scaffolding platform by rotating the nut to ensure stability.

Cuplock scaffolding is a robust and reliable modular scaffolding system capable of fully supporting complex buildings, designed for construction, repair, and maintenance. One of the key features of Cuplock scaffolding is its wedge-lock system, employing a unique cuplock connection method that eliminates the need for nuts, bolts, or wedges.

Scaffolding planks are the main working platform of scaffolding, used to support building materials, tools, and equipment, and to facilitate workers working at different heights. As an important component of the scaffolding system, common types of scaffolding planks include steel, aluminum, and other composite materials.

Scaffolding leveling jacks are usually made of 38mm diameter Q355 steel material, equipped with forged nuts, and have a galvanized surface treatment. They are suitable for all types of scaffolding systems. Scaffolding leveling jacks are also known as Base Jacks or scaffolding Screw Jacks, and are the basic components at the bottom of the scaffolding. A scaffolding leveling jack consists of a nut, a threaded rod, and a base plate. By rotating the nut to adjust each scaffolding vertical standard, a stable and level scaffolding system can be built on uneven ground.