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It comprises of a primary head that remains in contact with the concrete slab and a secondary head which permits early striking. The smoothly operated drop heads fits on the scaffolding and enables the removal of infills and beams in just 3 to 4 days of pouring, keeping the support intact

These towers are manufactured using high grade aluminum alloy, which make them highly functional and durable. Owing to the quality of towers, these ensure full safety of workmen. Further, these are highly catered to clients established abroad.

A very user friendly fixture used to connect soldiers to timber when it is used as walings.

A connector between scaffold tubes to soldier / girder flange used in pairs.

Available in both 60kN SWL versions, these generally are stocked and supplied in 6.0m lengths. Another option available to the end user in the All thread and the self cleaning Intermittent thread. Running the Wing Nut through the Intermittent thread ensures that the Tie rods are kept free of concrete and rust.

Made of malleable iron, it has a hexagonal head that facilitates use of a spanner to tighten it. The wings allow the nut to be either hammer tightened or levered with a length of reinforcing bar. Available in self color, galvanized and electroplated.

This cast iron connector incorporates an impermeable core and flange. These are used when casting water-tight structures like water tank walls where the uses of through ties are not possible. This is a non-reusable item as its lost in the concrete after pour.

These shuttering clumps are widely used in different industries, such as Construction, Building and Engineering for shuttering of the scaffolding. These are available in different dimensions including lengths like 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1200, 1500, 1800 and 2000 mm.

It is used in joining the scaffold tube ends by wrapping around them. A central steel plate ensured that equal portions of both the tubes are held.

As the name suggested, its a connector between two scaffold tubes connected at any angle. Removable T bolt assembly ensures replacement in case of damage to the threads. Available either in pressed or drop-forged versions.

are normally used to distribute the load of a threaded fastener, such as a screw or nut. Other uses are as a spacer, spring (belleville washer, wave washer), wear pad, preload indicating device, locking device, and to reduce vibration (rubber washer). Washers usually have an outer diameter (OD) about twice the width of their inner diameter (ID).

Generally used in conjunction with sleeve coupler, the joint pin connects two tubes internally offering a secure connection.

Decking Beams are fabricated from high quality steel. They are light weight and include a 100mm top flange. The ends are provided with heavy duty pressings to ensure on-site protection from damage. A tongue location has been provided for seating the drop head.

Beam Brackets are made from 48.3mm diameter high grade steel tube and are used to provide support to beam formwork from also support standards with provision for accepting jacks or fork heads. It has a safe load carrying capacity of 1500kgs. The beam bracket distributes the load throughout the surrounding cuplock system structure, thus reducing excessive strain an all components.

A very versatile access system, the Half Ladder Frame, made of 48mm steel tubes, provides economical solutions to a host of access requirements. With no loose fittings they are simple to erect & dismantle.

The dimensions are as follows: 2.0m High x 1.0m Wide

They are placed 3.0m / 2.75m / 2.5m apart horizontally and the cross braces along with a horizontal brace are fixed ensuring a sturdy working platform.

It must be ensured that the base of the scaffold is level and that the frames are erected plumb. The system must be tied back to the building for safety & stability and in instances where the application is on buildings higher than 20m the base of the system need to be tied together.

The Cross & Horizontal Braces are made of 27mm Dia. tube and the length determines the bay sizes of 3.0m, 2.75m or 2.5m.

access scaffolds that use the cup-lock system offer another versatile and reliable methods to build up a support structure. The main member carries a node point where the fixed cup is located.