Metal scaffolding. Couplers and fittings - Couplers and fittings outside the scope of BS EN 74 - Requirements and test methods (+A1:2015)
BS 1139-2-2:2009
Document Status
Current
Supplement
British Standards Extra Supplement
Series
BS
Abstract
Provides requirements and details test methods for aluminium couplers and steel putlog couplers for use in scaffolds and falsework constructed with steel scaffold tubes. Also applies to aluminium right-angle, swivel and sleeve couplers, steel putlog couplers, expanding joint pins and reveal pins, steel putlogs, putlog adapters and toe-board clips and aluminium or steel castors.
History
Supersedes BS 1139-2-2:2009. Amendment dated April 2015 - A1. See Foreword. Came into effect 31 October 2009. Supplements BS EN 74-1.
ISBN
9780580817571
Subjects
- Formwork
- Safety nets
- Scaffolding
- Construction site equipment
Publisher History
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