Scaffolding Leveling Base Jack (Solid & Hollow Screw Jacks)
Our scaffolding leveling base jacks—available in both heavy-duty solid and hollow (tubular) steel spindles—provide essential…
The Heavy-Duty Galvanized Ringlock Scaffold System is engineered specifically for major infrastructure projects, bridge construction, and thick concrete slab formwork where extreme load-bearing capacity is mandatory. Unlike standard facade scaffolding, this heavy-duty configuration utilizes high-yield structural steel and reinforced wall thicknesses to provide unyielding vertical support and lateral stability.
Manufactured using Q345 (S355) high-tensile steel for the vertical standards, the system effectively resists buckling under immense compressive forces. Fully protected by a Hot-Dipped Galvanized (HDG) finish, this heavy-duty scaffolding withstands the abrasive and corrosive environments of heavy concrete pours, offshore marine sites, and industrial plants. It delivers the ultimate combination of structural safety, rapid modular erection, and long-term durability.
| Technical Category | Specification Details |
| Product System | Heavy-Duty Ringlock / Shoring Support Scaffold |
| Vertical Standard Material | High-Yield Q345 / S355 Carbon Steel |
| Horizontal Ledger Material | Q235 / Q345 Carbon Steel |
| Tube Outer Diameter (OD) | Standard 48.3mm / Heavy-Duty Shoring 60.3mm (Optional) |
| Tube Wall Thickness | 3.2mm, 4.0mm (Heavy-Duty specification) |
| Node Connection | 8-hole Rosette (Punched at 500mm intervals) |
| Surface Treatment | Hot-Dipped Galvanized (HDG) (Zinc coating > 60μm) |
| Testing & Certification | Load Capacity Tested, EN 12810, AS/NZS 1576 Compliant |
| Main Components | Standards, Ledgers, Diagonal Braces, Base Collars, Heavy Jack Bases |
A: Yes, it is specifically designed for this purpose. When paired with our heavy-duty jack bases and U-heads (fork heads), the system provides an incredibly stable, high-capacity shoring solution for pouring thick concrete slabs.
A: Absolutely. We understand that structural engineers require exact data before approving a shoring system. We provide comprehensive load-bearing capacity charts and third-party test reports for our heavy-duty Ringlock configurations.
A: No, the wedge pins are captivated (riveted) within the ledger heads. This prevents them from being lost or dropping from heights during the erection of heavy towers, enhancing both safety and inventory management.