Ringlock Scaffolding system is ideal for structures with complex elevations and shapes. This versatile scaffolding system is used for support and access structures in the construction industry, offshore construction, industrial maintenance, and shipbuilding.

Components

#1 Ringlock Standards

Standards aim to give vertical support to the scaffold. And it comes in many different sizes to adapt to any structure. These can be bought with or without spigots. Standards are also known as vertical posts.

#2 Horizontal Ledger

Horizontal ledgers aim to provide horizontal support for platforms and loads. They can also be used as guard-rails for safety purposes. These also come in a variety of sizes, to suit each situation.

#3 Ringlock Braces

A diagonal bay brace serves to give lateral support to the scaffold. They can also be used as guard rails in a stair system, or tension and compression members. A swivel clamp brace also serves as lateral support to the scaffold. Moreover, it can be used as an obtuse angle guard rail in stair systems.

#4 Truss Ledgers

A truss ledger is designed to increase the strength of the scaffold and enable it to hold more weight.

#5 Jack Base

The screw jack or base jack is the starting point of a ringlock scaffold. It is adjustable to allow for changes in height when working on an uneven surface.

#6 Brackets

Step down bracket serves to create a 250 mm step down, and can be attached to the kicker or base lift. Hop up brackets serve to extend the platform so as to get closer to the structure when it is not possible to do so with the main scaffold.

#7 Scaffolding Planks

Steel planks are responsible for creating the platform on which workers actually stand. They are positioned side by side, and the amount of planks that are used determines the width of the platform. Infill planks aim to create a link between multiple working platforms. They also prevent tools and other materials from falling off the platform.