Safety Sign “B”
Our products are certified by the Institute of Mechanization of Building and Rock Mining and the safety mark B.
Compliance with PN-EN 12810 – Façade scaffolding made of prefabricated elements and PN-EN 12811 – Temporary structures used on the construction site – Information on materials.
Additional information
The platforms are manufactured with HC260LA steel with a Re min. 280MPa.
They meet the requirements of UNI EN 12811 and DIN 4420. standards.
Hot-dip galvanized and perforated, which ensures corrosion resistance and an anti-slip coating for safe work on the scaffolding.
Their handles quickly and easily enter the U-profiles of vertical frames and U-transoms , which guarantees simple installation taking very little time.
The entire production process takes place without human intervention on the most modern line in Poland, they are welded on three robotic welding stations, guaranteeing a repeatability, and product of the highest quality.
They have an individual profile design, which was developed together with the German scaffolding certification institute.
190 mm wide platforms are most often used for atypical structures where it is not possible to use standard platforms
Parameters and variants
| Catalog number | Length [m] | Weight [kg] |
|---|---|---|
|
SLV-73-02-01-06
Width of 32 cm
|
0,73 | 5,40 |
|
SLV-73-02-01-05
Width of 32 cm
|
1,09 | 7,50 |
|
SLV-73-02-01-04
Width of 32 cm
|
1,57 | 10,50 |
|
SLV-73-02-01-03
Width of 32 cm
|
2,07 | 13,30 |
|
SLV-73-02-01-02
Width of 32 cm
|
2,57 | 16,70 |
|
SLV-73-02-01-01
Width of 32 cm
|
3,07 | 19,30 |
|
SLV-M-08-01-08
Width of 32 cm
|
1,40 | 10,50 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-01
Width of 19 cm
|
0,73 | 5 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-02
Width of 19 cm
|
1,09 | 6,40 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-03
Width of 19 cm
|
1,40 | 8,00 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-04
Width of 19 cm
|
1,57 | 8,50 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-05
Width of 19 cm
|
2,07 | 10,20 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-06
Width of 19 cm
|
2,57 | 13,20 |
|
SLV-M-07-01-07
Width of 19 cm
|
3,07 | 15,30 |
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