The 60mm scaffold spring clips are designed to secure scaffolding spigots to aluminium scaffold beams. Made from high-grade tensile steel, each clip weighs approximately 0.07kg and has been structurally tested to meet European standards. To connect two beams end-to-end, you will require two spigots and four spring clips for each spigot, so a total of eight spring clips for each beam connection.
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What is a scaffold spring clip?
A scaffold spring clip is a small yet important component for extending the length of scaffolding beams. It works by locking a spigot pin inside the beam, which keeps the pin from slipping out. Made from high-quality steel, these clips are easy to use and provide a fast, secure way to connect scaffolding beams end-to-end, ensuring the entire structure stays stable.
What are the dimensions of a spring clip?
Each spring clip is made of high-quality steel, weighs approximately 0.07kg, and measures around 60mm in length.
How do you install scaffolding spring clips?
To connect aluminium beams, you first place the spigot pins inside the top and bottom tubing of the aluminium beam. The spigots have holes where you insert the clips to secure the connection. For each connection, it’s recommended you use at least four hinged clips. For a single beam’s top and bottom chords, you’ll need a minimum of eight spring clips.
Which types of scaffolds is a spring clip typically used on?
Spring clips are typically required on scaffolds that incorporate beam work, where the spring clips and spigots are necessary to create a secure connection and extend the length of the beams. This applies to a wide range of structures, including:
- Tunnel and bridge scaffolding.
- Commercial and support scaffolds.
- Birdcages and crash decks.
- Bridging scaffolds.
- Ganntry scaffolds.
- Shoring and formwork.
- Cantilever and rigging.
- Scaffolds over conservatories.
- Temporary roof scaffolds.
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