3 Level Warehouse Ladders (B301)
A “3-level warehouse ladder” typically refers to a ladder designed for use in a warehouse or industrial setting that has three levels or steps.
These ladders are commonly used to reach elevated areas in a warehouse where items are stored on shelves or racks.
The specific design and features of a 3-level warehouse ladder can vary.
Adjustable U-Head Jack
A jacking technique that can be employed at the top or bottom of a scaffold structure
and support a load of up to 57 KN/m2 is the 500mm screw jack.
Aluminum Beam
Aluminum S-150
Timber Weight 0.75 Kg/m
Weight Of Profile With Timber = 3.90 Kg/m
Weight Of Profile Without Timber = 3.15 Kg/m
Area = 11.89 cm 2
Inertia XX = 370cm4
Inertia YY = 44.0cm4
Moment of Resistant = 6.80 KN.M
Mill Finish
Aluminum Beam T-150
Timber Weight 0.75 Kg/m
Weight Of Profile With Timber = 5.85 Kg/m
Weight Of Profile Without Timber = 5.10 Kg/m
Moment Of Resistance = 13.0 KN.M
Inertia XX540cm4
Inertia YY 109cm4
Mill Finish
Base plate (B425)
A complete bearing surface is offered by the base plate for vertical load distribution.
This part serves as a head plate to accept a drop head when the jack is employed at
the top of the vertical or as a base plate at the bottom of the jack to provide the required balance to the load.
Base Plate with Adjustable Jack
A base plate with an adjustable jack is a component commonly used in construction and scaffolding systems. It is designed to provide stability and support to vertical structures, especially when the ground or floor surface is uneven. This type of system allows for height adjustment to ensure that the structure is level and secure. Here are the key features and uses of a base plate with an adjustable jack:
Beam Clamp (B426)
Hex bolt with hardened finish and hot-dip galvanized nut
Board Retaining Coupler (B427)
A board retaining coupler is a component used in scaffolding systems to secure scaffold boards (also known as planks or walkboards) in place. These couplers help prevent scaffold boards from accidentally dislodging or moving during construction or maintenance work, ensuring a safe and stable working platform for workers.
Cantilever Scaffold (B303)
A cantilever scaffold is a type of scaffolding system designed to provide an extended and projecting working platform,
particularly when the scaffold needs to reach over an obstacle or an obstruction. The term “cantilever” refers to a beam or structure
that is supported at one end, allowing the other end to project beyond its support. In the context of scaffolding,
a cantilever scaffold extends horizontally from a main scaffold structure, enabling access to areas that are not directly reachable by vertical support alone.
Castor Wheel
Castor wheels, often spelled as caster wheels, are rotating wheels mounted on a fork, called a caster, to provide mobility to various objects.
These wheels are found on a wide range of items, from furniture to industrial equipment, and they come in different sizes, materials, and designs.
The primary purpose of castor wheels is to allow easy movement and maneuverability, making it simpler to transport items or equipment.