Load Capacity Of Scaffolding Clamps

Function:

Rigidly connects two scaffold tubes at 90° angles (e.g., standards to ledgers).Essential for structural stability in traditional scaffolding.

Weight: 48.3*48.3 mm/ 1 kg

Load Capacity:

Axial (Vertical): 6–10 kN (≈600–1,000 kg)

Transverse (Horizontal): 0.3–0.5 kN (≈30–50 kg)

Function:

Connects tubes at adjustable angles (0–180°), ideal for diagonal bracing or irregular structures.Contains a rotating mechanism for flexibility.

Weight: 48.3*48.3 mm/ 1.1 kg

Load Capacity:

Axial: 6–8 kN (≈600–800 kg)

Transverse: 0.3–0.5 kN (≈30–50 kg)

Function:

Attaches putlogs (transoms) to ledgers in single-pole scaffolding.Only grips one tube tightly; the other end rests on masonry.

Weight: 48.3 mm/ 0.65 kg

Load Capacity:

Axial: 1–2.5 kN (≈100–250 kg)

Transverse: 0.2–0.4 kN (≈20–40 kg)

Function:

Light-duty connection for non-structural tubes (e.g., handrails, temporary supports).Uses pressed steel sleeves for quick assembly.

Weight: 48.3 mm/ 1 kg

Load Capacity:

Axial: 4–6 kN (≈400–600 kg)

Function:

Connects tubes in modular scaffolding systems (e.g., cup-lock, ring-lock).Uses a pressed steel pin for fast locking.

Weight: 48.3 mm/ 0.7 kg

Load Capacity:

Axial: 3–5 kN (≈300–500 kg)

Transverse: Not rated.

Function:

Secures scaffold boards or guardrails to prevent slippage.Often used with edge protection systems.

Weight: 48.3 mm/ 0.63 kg

Load Capacity:

Vertical: 0.5–1.5 kN (≈50–150 kg)

Horizontal: Not for structural loads.

Function:

Anchors scaffolding to steel beams or structures without welding/drilling.Adjustable jaws fit I-beams up to 300mm wide.

Weight: 48.6 mm/ 0.98 kg (varies with size).

Load Capacity:

Vertical: 10–25 kN (≈1,000–2,500 kg)

Horizontal: 2–5 kN (≈200–500 kg)
 

Function:

Design loads are typically 1/4 of the ultimate capacity (e.g., a 10 kN coupler should only carry 2.5 kN in use).

Weight:48.3 mm/ 0.5 kg

Load Capacity:

Vertical: 1.0–2.5 kN (≈100–250 kg)
Horizontal: 0.2–0.4 kN (≈20–40 kg)