RING LOCK SCAFFOLDING SYSTEMS
Direct Scaffold Supply Ring Lock Scaffolding Systems are built to be the most reliable and efficient scaffolding available. Safe and convenient, our Ring Lock Scaffolding line includes multiple ledgers, clamps, guardrails, connectors, stair stringers and steps and adapters.
So, whether you are in the market for a complete scaffolding system or just need accessories that are compatible with your current ring lock scaffolding system, Direct Scaffold Supply is here to help with your next project.
DSS RING LOCK SCAFFOLD SYSTEM
NEW DSS ENCLOSURE SYSTEM PANEL (ESP)
TUBE SPECIFICATIONS RING LOCK
The strength you need starts with properly engineered vertical tubes that won’t bend, twist, or rust—they’re made from steel that’s tough enough to handle heavy loads.
Each tube is sized and strengthened based on how much weight it needs to carry, and the rings are welded at set points to keep everything locked in place, creating a stable foundation for the entire ringlock scaffolding system.
The connecting pieces—your ledgers and diagonal supports—use single tubes with special ends that fit together like puzzle pieces. This makes putting the scaffold together (or taking it apart) a quick and straightforward process. These spigot and socket connections snap right into place, saving you time on the job site.
RING LOCK VERTICALS
The Ring lock Scaffold verticals, also known as standards or uprights, are the vertical metal tubes that form the backbone of the Ring Lock scaffolding system.
They provide the primary support for the horizontal ledgers that attach to them via the rosettes and, in turn, create the working platforms.
LEDGERS
A ring scaffold system starts with ledgers that connect smoothly to welded rosette rings on the vertical posts. You’ll find these rings placed at fixed points up and down the verticals, creating strong connection points that won’t budge.
Since these connections can handle serious weight and stay rock-solid, construction crews trust them for all sorts of projects, from small builds to major developments.
DOUBLE LEDGERS
Ring Lock Double Ledgers are horizontal components that are used when the load bearing capacity of a standard Ring Lock Horizontal is not enough, or the bearer’s required span is longer than 1.57 meters. The double ledgers are available in various lengths, ranging from 1.57 m to 3 m
The double ledgers are usually placed at the top and bottom of the scaffolding system, where they are used to support the scaffolding planks and distribute the weight of the construction materials evenly across the structure.
LATTICE GIRDER
Ring lock scaffolding lattice girders are horizontal components that are used to span across large gaps or openings in the scaffolding system. The lattice girders are available in various lengths, ranging from 2.5m to 4m, depending on the required span. They are connected to the verticals at regular intervals using the rosette rings, which provide a secure and stable connection
BOARD BRACKET RING LOCK
STARTER COLLAR
Ring lock starter collars are components that are used to attach the base plates or jacks to the vertical standards of the ring lock scaffolding system. They are typically made of high-strength steel and are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system.
They are known for their high load-bearing capacity, stability, and safety, making them a popular choice for a wide range of construction projects.
VERTICAL DIAGONAL
Ring lock vertical diagonal braces are installed diagonally between the horizontal ledgers and the vertical standards of the scaffolding system. They form an “X” shape, which helps the structure resist lateral loads and prevent the scaffolding from wobbling or swaying.
The diagonal braces are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system, allowing for easy integration and setup. They are known for their high load-bearing capacity, stability, and safety, making them a popular choice for a wide range of construction projects
GUARDRAIL POSTS
Ring lock guardrail posts are components that are used to create a safety barrier around the perimeter of the ring lock scaffolding system
The Ring lock guardrail posts are installed vertically on the horizontal ledgers between the vertical standards of the scaffolding system. They are used to support the guardrails and prevent workers from falling off the scaffolding.
SUSPENDED CONNECTOR
SUPPORT SPIGOT CLAMPS
DSS Support spigot clamps are used to add vertical standards at the midspan of a bay on top of a ledger, truss, lattice girder etc. They are typically installed where a standard leg cannot reach the ground, for example, when the scaffold needs to clear an entrance to a car garage.
The support spigot clamps are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system, allowing for easy integration and setup. They are known for their high load-bearing capacity, stability, and safety, making them a popular choice for a wide range of construction projects.
Our Ring Lock Stair Steps are fully compatible with other leading ring lock systems around the world.
STAIR STRINGERS
Stair stringers are installed horizontally between two vertical standards of the scaffolding system to support the steps of the staircase. They have pre-installed rivets at regular intervals for attaching the steps. The stair stringers are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system, allowing for easy integration and setup.
Our Ring Lock Stair Steps are fully compatible with other leading ring lock systems around the world.
STEPS
Scaffold steps are components used to provide safe and easy access to different levels of the ring lock scaffolding system. They are made of high-strength steel and are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system.
Steps are installed horizontally between two stair stringers of the scaffolding system to create a safe and stable walking surface. They have anti-slip treads and are designed to support heavy loads, making them suitable for workers to move up and down the scaffolding structure with ease.
Our Ring Lock Stair Steps are fully compatible with other leading ring lock systems around the world.
RING LOCK CASTER ADAPTER
Ring lock caster adapters are components that are used to convert the ring lock scaffolding system into a mobile unit by adding casters to the bottom of the vertical standards.
They are made of high-strength steel and are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system.
Ring lock caster adapters are installed at the bottom of the vertical standards of the scaffolding system to provide a secure and stable connection for the casters. They are designed to accommodate standard 8-inch casters, allowing the scaffolding system to be easily moved from one location to another.
The ring lock caster adapters are designed to be compatible with the ring lock scaffolding system, allowing for easy integration and setup.
RING SYSTEM ACCESSORY CLAMPS
Ring system accessory clamps are commonly used in scaffolding systems. They are used to secure various accessories to scaffold tubes, such as ladders, scaffold boards, and guardrails.
Ring system accessory clamps consist of a circular ring that fits around the scaffold tube, and a bolt that passes through the ring and tightens onto the tube. The bolt is typically equipped with a wing nut or other type of easy-to-use fastener for quick and easy installation and removal.
INTERMEDIATE TRANSOM
This consists of a horizontal steel tube with hooks which are designed to fit onto the horizontal standards of the scaffolding system.
The intermediate transom ring lock scaffold is installed between two horizontals at the mid-span of a bay to provide support for the planks in case there is a need to have a void at some point in the bay.
Our Ring Lock Intermediate Transom is fully compatible with other leading ring lock systems around the world.
Purchase Premium Ring Lock Scaffolding for Sale from DSS
If you’re ready to upgrade your ring lock scaffolding equipment, DSS is the solution you need. We bring the highest quality and safety standards in the industry to every product we sell.
Contact our team today to discuss your specific requirements and configurations you need for your next project.