Sometimes you will see the bottom support of large cast-in-place floor slabs in the construction site using ringlock steel scaffolding, with a steel pipe across the lower part of the frame beam and fasteners to lock the steel pipe across the lower part of the frame beam for support. Can this mixed use be allowed?

  Recommendation: It is recommended not to mix ringlock and steel tube scaffolding with steel scaffolding as it may cause problems. It is safer to use the same type of socket type pan buckle scaffolding.

        Ringlock scaffolding and fastening steel scaffolding which is better？

  Construction steel ringlock scaffolding main attack civil construction projects, housing construction internal frame support, full of red frame support use, set up and demolition speed is 8-10 times of ordinary steel pipe fasteners, is 2-4 times of bowl buckle scaffolding, ordinary steel pipe fasteners are mainly used for external frame diagonal support use.

  The socket type plate buckle type steel pipe scaffolding is composed of upright rod, horizontal rod, inclined rod, adjustable base and adjustable bracket and other accessories. According to its use can be divided into two categories of formwork bracket and scaffolding. The use of ringlock scaffolding, without the use of fasteners.

        Ringlock scaffolding and fastener type steel pipe scaffolding do not mix and match.

  The reason is: ringlock type scaffolding uprights using casing socket connection, horizontal rod and inclined rod using rod ends and joints stuck into the connection plate, connected with wedge-shaped pins, forming a steel pipe scaffolding of structural geometry invariant system.

  This is a new type of steel pipe scaffolding, is different from the steel pipe fastener scaffolding, and quicklock scaffolding structure is completely different, so generally can not mix and match.

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