Ringlock Scaffolding System

The ringlock scaffolding system is a modern, modular scaffolding solution known for its versatility, strength, and efficiency in construction and industrial applications. It is widely used for building facades, bridges, industrial plants, offshore platforms, and any project requiring adaptable and robust access or support structures.

Key Features and Components

Modular Design: Ringlock scaffolding is built from standardized, prefabricated components that can be quickly assembled, disassembled, and reconfigured to fit a wide variety of structures and site conditions.

Rosette (Ring) Connection: The system’s hallmark is the rosette (or disk) welded at fixed intervals (typically every 500mm) on vertical standards. Each rosette has eight holes, allowing up to eight connections at various angles, which provides exceptional flexibility and stability.

Wedge-Head Locking Mechanism: Components connect to the rosette using wedge heads, which are hammered into place for a secure, self-locking connection—no bolts or nuts required.

Core Components:

Vertical Standards: Upright posts with welded rosettes at intervals.

Horizontal Ledgers: Connect horizontally between standards, locking into the rosettes with wedge heads.

Diagonal Braces: Provide rigidity and stability, connecting diagonally between standards and ledgers.

Base Jacks/Collars: Adjustable bases that ensure the scaffold is level and stable on uneven ground.

Platforms/Decks: Steel or aluminum planks for workers and materials.

Guardrails, Toe Boards, Stairs, and Accessories: Enhance safety and accessibility.

Typical Applications

Construction of buildings, bridges, and industrial plants

Maintenance and access for tanks, silos, and offshore platforms

Event stages, sports venues, and temporary structures