Disc-locked steel tubular scaffolding is a new type of socket-type steel tubular scaffolding based on a disc-node connection system, which is composed of vertical poles, horizontal poles, diagonal poles and special accessories (such as adjustable bases, adjustable U-heads, foot planks, etc.). The vertical poles are welded with disc nodes, and the ends of horizontal poles and diagonal poles are equipped with wedge-shaped pins, which are quickly locked with the discs to form a stable three-dimensional stress structure.

Suitable for beam-slab formwork support of high-rise and super high-rise buildings, especially for large-span and large-load concrete structure construction, such as roof support of commercial complexes and office buildings

Used for formwork support and construction operation platforms of bridge piers, capping beams and cast-in-place box girders, adapting to the construction characteristics of complex bridge structures and large loads

Erect high-altitude operation platforms and temporary supports, cooperate with the installation of steel structure factories, venues, grid frames and other projects, and provide safe working surfaces for high-altitude operations

Used for construction support and scaffolding of subway stations, tunnel entrances and exits, municipal bridges, pipe corridors and other projects, meeting the needs of narrow construction sites and complex working conditions

Erect temporary operation platforms, adapt to the curved surface structure of the hull, and provide a stable operation space for ship construction and maintenance

Suitable for construction scaffolding of large-span buildings such as stadiums and convention centers, as well as temporary supports for equipment installation in industrial factories