Galvanized Iron Join Pins for Scaffolding Parts Use for Construction

• Customization: Available
• Connection Type: Pin
• Finish: Galvanized
• Model NO.: N/A
• Material: Galvanized Iron
• Type: Scaffold Pin
• Durability: Heavy Load
• Strength: Strong
• Flexibility: Easy to Put and Remove
• Mobility: Lightweight
• Material Use: Galvanized Iron
• Transport Package: Container
• Specification: 0.22m length, 0.25 kilogram weigth
• Trademark: Guorui
• Origin: Shandong, China
• HS Code: 7308400000

Product Description

Product Description

 

Join pins, also known as scaffolding pins or coupling pins, are essential components used in scaffolding systems to connect two scaffold tubes end-to-end, ensuring a secure and stable assembly.

They are typically made from high-strength steel and are designed to fit snugly inside the ends of the scaffold tubes. The main purpose of join pins is to provide a strong connection between vertical or horizontal scaffold tubes, maintaining the structural integrity of the scaffold.

Join pins, also known as scaffolding pins or coupling pins, are essential components in scaffolding systems used to connect two scaffold tubes end-to-end, ensuring a secure and stable assembly. Made from high-strength steel, join pins are designed to fit snugly inside the ends of the scaffold tubes, providing a strong connection between vertical or horizontal scaffold tubes, and maintaining the structural integrity of the scaffolding.

Their cylindrical shape with tapered ends allows for easy insertion and removal, facilitating quick assembly and disassembly of scaffolding structures. The durable material ensures they can withstand heavy loads and harsh conditions, while their galvanized or treated surface provides excellent corrosion resistance, extending their lifespan and reliability.

Join pins are compatible with various types of scaffold tubes and systems, making them versatile for a wide range of construction projects. Their ability to ensure tight, secure connections between scaffold tubes prevents slippage and enhances the overall stability and safety of the scaffolding setup.
 

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Product Parameters

Length	Weight
0.22m	0.25

 

Key Features

Material: Made from durable, high-strength steel to withstand heavy loads and harsh conditions.

Design: Cylindrical shape with tapered ends for easy insertion into scaffold tubes.

Corrosion Resistance: Often galvanized or treated to resist rust and corrosion, extending their lifespan and reliability.

Secure Connection: Ensures a tight fit between scaffold tubes, preventing slippage and maintaining stability.

Easy Installation: Simple to install and remove, facilitating quick assembly and disassembly of scaffolding structures.

Versatility: Compatible with various types of scaffold tubes and systems, making them suitable for a wide range of construction projects.
 

Applicable in Use

Join pins, also known as scaffolding pins or coupling pins, are essential in ensuring the structural stability of scaffolding systems across various applications. Here's how they are typically used:

1. Scaffolding Assembly: Join pins are primarily used to connect scaffold tubes end-to-end, ensuring a secure and stable structure. They are vital for maintaining the integrity and strength of the scaffolding, especially in high-load or high-elevation areas.

2. Construction Projects: In construction, join pins facilitate the building of safe and robust scaffolding frameworks, supporting workers and materials efficiently and reliably.

3. Maintenance and Repair: They are used in scaffolding setups for maintenance and repair work, providing a stable platform for workers to perform tasks at various heights.

4. Industrial Applications: In industrial settings, join pins help assemble temporary structures, such as inspection platforms and access ways, ensuring safety and stability.

5. Event Setup: For temporary stages, lighting rigs, and other event structures, join pins are used to create strong and adaptable frameworks.

6. Shipbuilding and Offshore Projects: Join pins are also employed in shipbuilding and offshore construction for creating secure scaffolding systems in these challenging environments.