The coupler has two sets of jaws, each with teeth that grip onto the tubes, and a bolt that can be tightened to secure them in place. The coupler is made of sheet metal and has a flat, rectangular shape with rounded edges. It has a matte finish and may be painted or coated for added durability.
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The coupler has two sets of jaws, each with teeth that grip onto the tubes, and a bolt that can be tightened to secure them in place. The coupler is made of metal and has a shiny, silver finish.
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The coupler has a C-shaped design and is made of metal with a shiny, silver finish. It has two sets of jaws, one of which grips onto the scaffold tube and the other onto the girder, and a bolt that can be tightened to secure them in place. The girder coupler is designed to provide a secure and stable connection between the scaffold and the girder.
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Coupler sheet metal fix is a type of scaffolding coupler made of sheet metal. It is used to connect two scaffold tubes at right angles to each other, providing a stable and secure joint. The coupler has a flat, rectangular shape with two sets of jaws that grip onto the tubes and a bolt that can be tightened to hold them in place. Sheet metal fix couplers are lightweight and easy to install, making them a popular choice in construction and renovation projects.

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