Cuplock Scaffolding Parts Ledger Blade

In Cuplock scaffolding, the ledger blade is a crucial component that facilitates the unique and efficient locking mechanism. In essence, the ledger blade is the male end fitting of the horizontal ledger that engages with the female cup connection on the vertical standard, forming the backbone of the Cuplock system’s efficiency and strength.

Details:
Name:     Ledger Blade for  Cuplock Scaffolding
Surface:   EG/hot dip galvanized/painted
Material:    Q235
Application: Cuplock scaffolding
MOQ:      As your request
Delivery time:  Depends on order quantities
Services:     OEM service is available

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Cuplock System Scaffolding

Cuplock scaffolding is a popular and versatile modular scaffolding system used extensively in construction, industrial, and access applications. Its key characteristic is its unique “cup” locking mechanism, which allows for quick and efficient assembly and disassembly without the need for loose pins, bolts, or wedges. CupLock System Scaffolding is easy to assemble and improves labor productivity. This makes our CupLock System Scaffold one of the most used and recognized CupLock scaffolding for sale on the market today.

Features:

Modular Components:
- Standards (Verticals): Feature fixed bottom cups and sliding top cups at regular intervals (typically 0.5m or 19-11/16 inches).
- Ledgers (Horizontals): Have “blades” that fit into the standard’s cups, defining bay lengths.
- Diagonal Braces: Provide essential stability and rigidity.
- Transoms: Support working platforms.
- Base Jacks: Adjust for uneven ground.
- Accessories: Such as stair units, hop-up brackets, and castors.
Unique Locking Mechanism:

A circular node point allows up to four horizontal components to connect to a vertical standard with a single action. Ledger blades insert into the bottom cup, and the top cup slides down and rotates to secure them firmly, often requiring only a hammer.
High-Strength Steel:

Components are typically made from hot-dip galvanized, high-grade steel (e.g., S355), ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and high load capacities.
Versatility:
- General access scaffolding for buildings.
- Heavy-duty shoring structures.
- Mobile towers and stair towers.
- Scaffolding for curved structures (e.g., tanks, boilers).
- Cantilevered sections for extended platforms.