Cup-Lock Scaffolding System
Cuplock scaffolding is a modular steel system widely used in construction for general access and vertical load support. Its unique node-point locking mechanism enables fast, secure assembly without nuts or bolts. This makes it ideal for projects like formwork support, stair towers, and facades.
Key Components
Standards (verticals) feature fixed bottom cups welded at 0.5m intervals and sliding top cups for locking. Horizontals like ledgers and transoms have blade ends that fit into these cups, secured by a hammer strike. Additional parts include base jacks, diagonal braces, hop-up brackets, and steel planks
Cup lock scaffolding, also known as cuplock scaffolding, is a modular and versatile system widely used in construction for access and support structures. It features a unique node-locking mechanism with fixed bottom cups and sliding top cups welded on vertical standards, enabling quick, secure connections of horizontals without nuts or bolts.
Key Components
Standards (verticals) are made from 48.3mm diameter, 3.2mm thick steel tubes with cups at 500mm intervals. Ledgers (horizontals) have blade ends that fit into the cups and lock with a hammer tap. Braces, planks with hooks, base jacks, and hop-up brackets complete the system for stability and platform levels.
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