Frame Scaffolding

The frame scaffolding is constructed from galvanized tubing, offering corrosion resistance and reinforced structural strength through welding.

The production process involves CO₂ gas shielded welding, followed by grinding, slag removal, and painting to ensure durable, high-quality weld points.

Scaffold structure

Structure of Frame Scaffolding

The basic structure of the frame scaffolding includes frames, diagonal braces, connecting rods, and hook-type steel planks.

Auxiliary components, such as horizontal reinforcement rods, scissor braces, sweeping bars, end rods, bases, and supports, enhance stability and support.

The scaffolding system is securely connected to the building’s main structure with wall ties, creating a stable framework.

Assembly and Installation Guidelines

All components (e.g., cross braces, horizontal frames, and planks) should be installed according to structural specifications, ensuring that all lock arms are engaged.

Mixing frames and accessories from different products is not allowed.

Horizontal frames and planks should be installed in continuous alignment and fully laid out.

Toe boards and guardrails should be installed on the outer side of the working platform.

Product Advantages

Safety and Reliability: The main board is stamped from a single sheet, preventing detachment or cracking.

Dual Security: Hooks are fixed with both rivets and welding for added safety.

Long-Lasting Durability: Galvanized surface treatment ensures a lifespan of over 10 years.