Double Putlog Coupler

Product Description

A Double Putlog Coupler is a specialized device used in scaffolding systems to connect two horizontal putlogs (scaffold tubes) to vertical scaffold tubes. Unlike a standard putlog coupler, which connects a single putlog to a vertical tube, the double putlog coupler is designed to hold two putlogs at once, thereby improving the support and stability of the scaffold structure.Key Features of the Double Putlog Coupler:Material: Typically made from high-strength steel, often galvanized to enhance resistance to corrosion and increase durability.Design: Capable of securing two putlogs simultaneously, fastening them to vertical scaffold tubes for enhanced stability.Size: Compatible with standard scaffold tube dimensions, usually 48.3mm in diameter.Finish: Generally coated with a galvanized finish to prevent rust and corrosion, ensuring longevity even in challenging weather conditions.Robust Construction: Engineered to support heavy loads and endure the demands of a construction environment.Applications:Construction Projects: Used to create a stable and secure framework for scaffolding in both residential and commercial construction.Maintenance Work: Essential for providing a secure and accessible platform during maintenance, repair, and renovation tasks, especially at elevated heights.Temporary Platforms: Provides a solid foundation for temporary work platforms where multiple horizontal scaffolding tubes (putlogs) need to be attached to vertical tubes.Advantages:Enhanced Stability: By securing two putlogs, the double putlog coupler offers increased stability, making it suitable for more demanding scaffolding applications.Corrosion Resistance: The galvanized coating protects against rust, making it ideal for outdoor environments and areas with high moisture levels.Durable and Long-lasting: Designed for heavy-duty applications, ensuring reliable performance over an extended period.Quick and Easy Installation: Enables efficient assembly and disassembly of scaffolding, saving time during setup and takedown.