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Safety plan for dismantling the bracket scaffolding frame
Introduction to the safety plan for dismantling the bracket scaffolding frame: 1. Personnel dismantling the bracket scaffolding must wear safety helmets, seat belts, and flat shoes when entering the site for work. 2. Before dismantling the pan-buckle scaffolding, a 5-meter warning area should be ...Read more -
What Are The Advantages Of Using Acrow Props?
1. Safety: Acrow props are designed with safety in mind, providing a stable and secure structure to support walls, floors, and other load-bearing elements during construction or repair work. 2. Ease of Assembly: Acrow props are relatively simple to assemble and adjust, requiring no special tools....Read more -
Why Acrow Props Are Important For Your Construction Project?
1. Safety: Acrows are designed to prevent falls and accidents, ensuring the safety of workers on site. 2. Ease of use: Acrows are easy to set up and take down, reducing the time and effort required for scaffolding operations. 3. Portability: Acrows are lightweight and easy to transport, making th...Read more -
High-Quality Scaffold Fittings And Accessories For Increased Safety
1. Couplers: These are used to connect scaffolding tubes together and secure them in place, providing structural integrity to the scaffolding system. 2. Base plates: These are placed at the bottom of scaffold standards to distribute the weight and provide stability on the ground surface. 3. Guard...Read more -
Types of Scaffolding Used in Construction
1. Static scaffolding: This type of scaffolding is fixed to the building and used for long-term work activities, such as painting or flooring installation. 2. Mobile scaffolding: This type of scaffolding is designed to be moved from one location to another on the job site. It is often used for sh...Read more -
The Advantages Of Mobile Scaffolding
1. Portability: Mobile scaffolding is designed to be easily moved from one location to another on the job site. This allows for flexibility in accessing different areas of a structure without the need to dismantle and reassemble traditional static scaffolding. 2. Ease of Assembly and Dismantling:...Read more -
The four major risk factors of scaffolding and their prevention and control measures
Survey research found that 72% of workers injured in scaffolding accidents attributed the accident to loose scaffolding pedals or support rods, the employee slipping, or being struck by a falling object. Scaffolding is an integral part of the construction industry, with approximately 65% of the w...Read more -
25 problems in scaffolding projects
1. The fastener is unqualified (material, wall thickness); the fastener is damaged when the bolt tightening torque does not reach 65N.m; the fastener tightening torque is less than 40N.m during erection. Fasteners should be made of malleable cast iron or cast steel, and their quality and performa...Read more -
Advantages of buckle-type scaffolding
Advantage 1: Full-featured and widely used. Socket-type disc-buckle scaffolding adopts a unified disc spacing of 500mm or 600mm and matches its vertical poles, inclined poles, and tripods. It can be built into modular frames with various spans and cross-sections to meet various bridge supports, s...Read more