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  • The Necessity of Industrial Disc-lock Scaffolding in Industrial Projects

    The Necessity of Industrial Disc-lock Scaffolding in Industrial Projects

    The necessity of disc-lock scaffolding is mainly reflected in its high safety, high installation efficiency, good protection effectiveness, high level of civilized construction, and complete supporting functions. 1. High Safety: The length of a single pole in disc-lock scaffolding is generally no...
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  • Key Factors for Safe Use of Industrial Disc-Lock Scaffolding

    Key Factors for Safe Use of Industrial Disc-Lock Scaffolding

    In modern construction engineering, disc-lock scaffolding has become a widely used construction equipment. It has been consistently praised by construction companies for its stability, safety, and convenience. However, the use of any construction equipment cannot be separated from the concern of ...
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  • Five Core Advantages of Common Industrial Disc-Lock Scaffolding

    Five Core Advantages of Common Industrial Disc-Lock Scaffolding

    Disc-lock scaffolding is increasingly used on construction sites. For those who haven’t actually used it, although they’ve seen it, its advantages and disadvantages remain unclear. Below, we’ll look at five core advantages of disc-lock scaffolding. The first core advantage of di...
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  • What are the differences between the industrial disc-lock scaffolding and ordinary scaffolding

    What are the differences between the industrial disc-lock scaffolding and ordinary scaffolding

    Disc-lock scaffolding is mainly made of vanadium-manganese alloy structural steel, specifically Q355 material, which has higher strength than the ordinary carbon steel pipes used in traditional scaffolding. The disc-lock scaffolding system consists of uprights, horizontal bars, diagonal braces, t...
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  • What are the acceptance standards for industrial disc-lock scaffolding

    What are the acceptance standards for industrial disc-lock scaffolding

    The acceptance standards for disc-lock scaffolding mainly include the following aspects: 1. Components and reinforcements. It is necessary to check whether the components and reinforcements are complete, whether their quality meets the standards, and whether the connections and hooks are tight an...
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  • Key Factors for Ensuring Safe Use of Disc-Lock Scaffolding

    Key Factors for Ensuring Safe Use of Disc-Lock Scaffolding

    First, we need to focus on the inherent safety and reliability of the disc-lock scaffolding itself. A safe and reliable disc-lock scaffolding should possess sufficient strength and stability. Under specified allowable loads and weather conditions, it should ensure structural stability, without sw...
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  • Detailed Dimensions of Industrial Disc-lock Scaffolding

    Detailed Dimensions of Industrial Disc-lock Scaffolding

    The detailed dimensions of disc-lock scaffolding involve several aspects, mainly including the dimensions of the main components such as uprights, horizontal bars (crossbars), and diagonal braces. First, Uprights of Disc-lock Scaffolding - Diameter: Uprights for disc-lock scaffolding mainly come ...
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  • How to ensure zero hidden dangers during scaffolding acceptance

    How to ensure zero hidden dangers during scaffolding acceptance

    1. Standard requirements for foundation acceptance: The foundation ground must be flat and firm, with no obvious settlement (allowable settlement ≤10mm) or cracks; the compaction coefficient of the backfilled soil foundation must be ≥0.94 (tested using the ring cutter method); the base plates mus...
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  • What are the requirements for erecting a ground-supported double-row scaffold

    What are the requirements for erecting a ground-supported double-row scaffold

    a) The scaffolding height should generally not exceed 20m. b) The overall structure of the scaffolding should extend 300mm beyond both ends of the working surface in both directions, and 300mm in both directions in both directions. c) If the scaffolding exceeds three layers, it should be secured ...
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