Description
Scaffolding tie rod diameter refers to the width or thickness of the tie rods employed in scaffolding systems, a critical specification that directly influences the tie rods’ load-bearing capacity and the overall stability of the scaffold. These tie rods come in various diameters, typically ranging from 12mm to 25mm or more, chosen based on factors like anticipated loads, scaffolding height, and safety regulations. Larger diameter tie rods are preferred for heavy-duty applications or when higher load-bearing capabilities are needed, while smaller diameters may suffice for lighter loads or lower scaffolding structures. Selecting the appropriate tie rod diameter in compliance with safety standards is paramount to ensure the stability and safety of the scaffolding system during construction, renovation, or maintenance projects.
