What Is Ringlock Scaffolding

What Is Ringlock scaffolding? Ringlock scaffolding is one of the most popular types of scaffolding systems in the world. As a modular scaffolding system, ringlock scaffolding provides a 360-degree connection rosette with eight holes provides maximum flexibility. So ringlock scaffolding is extremely versatile. You can erect ringlock scaffolding in a stationary or rolling tower configuration, which makes it perfect for safe work at height.

The challenge of Ringlock scaffolding is deciding what components are needed to create a solution that works for your job site. For instance, if high loads are going to be transferred through the scaffold, then Truss Ledgers (Double Ledgers) will be necessary. Likewise, if the scaffold is going to be suspended or hung, then a decision must be made on whether to erect the scaffolding using Ringlock Lattice Girders or a large Truss.

In addition, Ringlock component sizes vary depending on the region you are operating in. For example, in North America and Australia, the Imperial Ringlock scaffolding sizes are available in 7’-0” (2.13m) and 10’-0” (3.05m) bay lengths. However, in South America and Europe, the Ringlock scaffolding available bay lengths are 6’-9 ½” (2.07m), & 10’-1” (3.07) respectively.

Why choose Hiscaffold ringlock scaffolding ?

Fortunately, Hiscaffold can provide both sizes of Ringlock scaffolding components which are widely used in North America and Europe. Our European Ringlock scaffolding is 100% compatible with Layher Allround scaffolding. Another North American Ringlock scaffolding is widely used in America and Canada.

In addition, Hiscaffold is committed to the continuous improvement of its products and customizing scaffolding components as per customers’ requirements as well. Hiscaffold will be your reliable and trustworthy scaffolding supplier and partner. What we can do is more than just scaffolding!

To learn more about our Ringlock scaffolding components and related technical information, please feel free to contact us.