What are the diameters of the scaffolding steel tubes?

One common type of steel tubular scaffolding, known as single-tube scaffolding, uses scaffolding tubes with a standard diameter ofΦ48mm and a wall thickness of 3.5mm. This specification is widely recognized and used across various construction projects due to its stability and load-bearing capacity.

Different types of scaffolding systems are suited to specific construction and formwork needs. For example, cuplock scaffolding is commonly used in bridge construction, known for its quick assembly and flexibility. Similarly, frame scaffolding is frequently utilized for bridge projects due to its easy setup and robust support. When building the main structure of buildings, coupler scaffolding is preferred, with typical spacing between vertical tubes of 0.9–1.5 meters and longitudinal spacing of 1.2–1.8 meters to provide stability and ample support.

United Steel Industry ensures that all scaffolding products meet Euro HD1004 standards and adhere to the latest ISO 9002 standards, demonstrating their commitment to international quality benchmarks. In scaffolding selection, diameter is crucial, as it directly impacts load capacity, stability, and compatibility with various project needs.

United Steel Industry’s scaffolding solutions offer:

- High Load Capacity: Designed to handle heavy loads in demanding environments.

- Flexible Coupler Joints: Half-rigid connections that allow a wide range of joint capacities and enhanced stability.

- Low Deviation Tolerance: Ensures minimal movement and reliable performance even under pressure, providing a stable platform for construction tasks.

These factors make United Steel Industry’s scaffolding systems versatile and reliable for diverse construction applications.