Cup-lock ledgers
The horizontal part of the cup lock system is made up of cup-lock ledgers. To prevent site injury,
each features forged blade ends with the least amount of projection.
They can be found in the bottom cups of the standards and in the position of the matching top cup.
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The material used to make warehouse ladders is aluminum profile. The primary benefits of aluminum over steel are its less weight, resistance to corrosion, and suitability for use in chemical and food processing facilities.
Perfect for applications involving frequent stock picking
Everything is welded together.
Extra wide treads for increased longevity
Three sides with handrails 90 cm high to comply with Work Cover regulations
Standard equipment includes a safety gate.
Heavy Duty Industrial Load Rating of 150 kg
Unmarked casting. movable brake system with two pedals.
both robust and light.
Cup-lock standards
Cup-lock scaffolding is a popular modular scaffold system characterized by the use of unique cup-shaped connectors.
These cup-like components allow for the easy and fast assembly of vertical and horizontal members,
providing a secure and stable structure. In the context of cup-lock scaffolding,
“standards” refer to the vertical components or uprights that make up the main vertical support of the scaffold. Here are some key points about cup-lock standards
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