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Ringlock scaffolding horizontal ledger
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Ringlock scaffolding ledger head typically refers to the component that connects ledgers (horizontal members) to the vertical standards in a ringlock scaffolding system.
In ringlock scaffolding system, ledgers are the horizontal tubes that run parallel to the building or structure being worked on. They provide support and serve as platforms for workers to move around. Ledger heads, also known as ledger ends or ledger blades, are the components that attach to the vertical standards to secure the ledgers in place.
To assemble a ringlock scaffolding system, the ledger heads are placed over the vertical standards at the desired height, and the ledgers are inserted into the open ends of the ledger heads. The locking mechanism on the ledger heads is engaged to hold the ledgers firmly in place, creating a stable and secure platform for workers.
Ringlock scaffolding ledger head typically refers to the component that connects ledgers (horizontal members) to the vertical standards in a ringlock scaffolding system.
In ringlock scaffolding system, ledgers are the horizontal tubes that run parallel to the building or structure being worked on. They provide support and serve as platforms for workers to move around. Ledger heads, also known as ledger ends or ledger blades, are the components that attach to the vertical standards to secure the ledgers in place.
To assemble a ringlock scaffolding system, the ledger heads are placed over the vertical standards at the desired height, and the ledgers are inserted into the open ends of the ledger heads. The locking mechanism on the ledger heads is engaged to hold the ledgers firmly in place, creating a stable and secure platform for workers.
