A modular scaffolding solution of vertical standards, horizontal ledgers, diagonal braces and accessories. The system allows flexible configuration for construction, event stages and temporary structures.
Standards, ledgers, diagonal braces and adjustable jacks connect to form the Ringlock system. Every piece locks at the rosette for a rigid, flexible structure.
The standard, rosette, ledger head and wedge form the basic Ringlock connection. This is the first point to check when comparing system fit and component compatibility.
Standards, ledgers, braces, jacks, collars, planks and other Ringlock components with available sizes and product data.
The 48 Series and 60 Series are identified first by the outside diameter of the standard. Matching components should be selected for the same series.
Current product data uses a 48.3 mm standard outside diameter. Light and fast to handle for stages, access and general construction.
Current product data uses a 60.3 mm standard outside diameter. Heavy-duty capacity for shoring, bridges and high-load structures.
Choose the 48 or 60 Series first, then match the required components and sizes to the project or existing system.
When parts must fit together, matching components can be checked together instead of judging from dimensions alone.
Packing follows the component mix, bundle size and delivery plan. Details are confirmed before dispatch.
Send Your Product List →Quick answers to common product and quotation questions.
The number refers to the outside diameter of the standard (48.3 mm or 60.3 mm). 60 Series carries higher loads for heavy shoring, while 48 Series is lighter and common for stages and access scaffolding.
A basic setup needs base jacks, base collars, standards, ledgers and diagonal braces. Add U-head jacks for beam support, steel planks for working platforms and a staircase for safe access.
Yes. Standard and ledger lengths can be selected to match your bay size and height. Share your requirement and we will suggest the right sizes.
Send the series, required components, sizes, quantities and project location. Drawings or stage dimensions help us prepare an accurate list.
A base jack sits at the bottom to level the scaffold on the ground. A U-head jack sits at the top to hold beams or formwork. Most structures use both.
Send the series, component types, sizes, quantities and any drawings you have. Our team will reply with pricing and availability.