Horizontal members with matched heads, captive wedges and clear length references
We supply horizontal ringlock ledgers with a 48.3 mm tube outside diameter and matched end heads. The catalog lists six length references from 1.0 to 2.5 m; each selected member keeps its wall, head and wedge detail. Complete ledgers and separately listed spare parts have their own quantities, with finished connection dimensions returned on the member drawing.
| Tube | 48.3 mm outside diameter with the selected wall and material |
|---|---|
| End heads | Two matching connection heads for the identified rosette family |
| Wedges | Captive or retained wedge arrangement on the selected head detail |
| Length identity | Catalog reference, tube specification and finished member dimension kept separate |
| Finish | Painted or hot-dip galvanized component route |
| Order unit | Complete ledger pieces; loose spare heads/wedges listed separately |
The catalog distinguishes its length reference from the number in the tubular specification. The theoretical weights below use the stated 3.25 mm tube-wall basis and the catalog ledger configuration.
| Catalog length reference (m) | Tube-specification length (mm) | Published wall range (mm) | Theoretical ledger mass (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 951.7 | 3.0–3.5 | 4.67 |
| 1.2 | 1,151.7 | 3.0–4.0 | 5.39 |
| 1.5 | 1,451.7 | 3.0–4.0 | 6.47 |
| 1.8 | 1,751.7 | 3.0–4.0 | 7.56 |
| 2.0 | 1,951.7 | 3.0–4.0 | 8.28 |
| 2.5 | 2,451.7 | 3.0–4.0 | 10.00 |
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First-party horizontal-ledger catalog rows with 48.3 mm tube OD. Published theoretical mass uses 3.25 mm wall and the catalog head arrangement; other wall/head variants have their own member mass. Catalog length reference and tube-specification length are listed separately. The quoted drawing establishes finished end-to-end length and intended scaffold-node spacing.
A ledger connects standards horizontally in the selected scaffold arrangement. A platform-support transom retains its own support and loading detail; the component schedule identifies the member’s permitted role.
The tube, connection head, wedge and weld detail have their own specified material requirements. These details identify the complete horizontal member supplied under each ledger reference.
Head seating, rosette opening, wedge geometry and engagement identify the joint family. The order matches those interfaces and the 48.3 mm tube to the intended standard and scaffold system.
The head reference points and their relationship to the tube establish the completed ledger. A tube cut to the catalog reference length would omit those end offsets and can produce the wrong bay interface.
The head seats against the standard in the intended orientation while its wedge engages the rosette. Finished coating, burrs or distorted head features can prevent that seating even when the tube length is correct.
Head positions and weld details follow the ledger drawing. Both ends are checked together for their relationship to the member axis and mating connection planes.
Replacement wedges and loose heads retain the original connection detail and revision. Any accepted repair uses the specified component and procedure for that identified ledger family.
Each catalog reference and selected member detail has its own piece count. Bundles of shorter ledgers remain distinguishable from longer pieces and from diagonals with similar-looking heads.
An existing member drawing or measured mating reference identifies the requested connection family. The fleet’s inspection and release for use remain separate from the purchase of new ledgers.
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Tube and finished length checks use their stated datums. Both end-head positions are related to the same member axis and connection drawing.
Fit checks use the identified standard/rosette reference and finished head surfaces. The wedge seats and remains retained as required by that family’s detail.
Required weld and surface checks follow the member inspection plan. The ledger reference and lot remain connected to the supplied head and tube identities.
Our quotation prices complete ledgers by selected length/reference and piece count. Spare wedges or heads are separate items, with the included finished-member configuration visible on the offer.
Bundle supports and separators protect the projecting head and wedge features. The steel tube carries the intended packing contact instead of a captive wedge becoming the bundle support.
The packing list separates ledger groups from standards, diagonals and deck parts. Any boxed spares are linked to their connection family and kept outside the complete-ledger count.
Our catalog lists 951.7 mm in the tube-specification column for the 1.0 m reference. The quoted drawing states tube length, finished ledger length and scaffold-node spacing separately.
The scaffold design and member specification identify the permitted platform-support function and loading detail. A ledger or transom is supplied to the corresponding component drawing and connection family.
The published theoretical weights use the catalog’s 3.25 mm wall basis. A different wall, head or wedge configuration changes the member mass and must retain its own quantity and shipping basis.
Each complete-ledger line states its included wedge arrangement. Additional loose wedges are itemized as spares, keeping member counts and small-part counts separate.
The head, weld detail and accepted repair procedure follow the identified member and connection family. That specification establishes the replacement part and the required release of the repaired ledger.
Yes. Each reference and member configuration keeps its own piece count and bundle group. The packing list identifies the selected heads, finish and any loose spares for those groups.
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Send the ledger references and quantities with the matching head/rosette detail, finished member drawing if available, required finish and destination. We quote complete ledgers and separately counted spare parts.