Disc-type Scaffolding
Disc-type scaffolding, also known as “disc-type scaffolding,” is a temporary support or work platform structure constructed primarily from hot-dip galvanized steel pipes. It is assembled using vertical poles with built-in “disc-type joints” and horizontal/diagonal poles with plugs. Its core innovation lies in the “disc-type joint design”—discs are welded to the vertical poles at regular intervals (usually 500mm). The end plugs of the horizontal and diagonal poles plug directly into the holes in the discs and are quickly locked with wedge pins, eliminating the need for additional fasteners and achieving a “plug-and-lock” assembly. Compared to traditional fastener-type scaffolding, disc-type scaffolding offers significantly improved joint torsional stiffness and overall stability. Its highly standardized components accommodate support requirements of varying spans and heights, allowing for working heights exceeding 50 meters (higher heights can be customized for special projects).
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