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Live stock from our inventory management system: 34 scaffolding parts in lattice beams in stock – second-hand and inspected, up to 70% cheaper than new. Green = available immediately from stock, orange = available on request.

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34 Scaffolding parts · 4 items
Steel truss 510

Steel truss 510

Manufacturer
Hünnebeck
Item no.
10001718
Weight
50 kg
18 in stock from122,85 €net
Steel truss 310

Steel truss 310

Manufacturer
Hünnebeck
Item no.
10001720
Weight
31 kg
10 in stock from83,70 €net
Steel truss 760

Steel truss 760

Manufacturer
Hünnebeck
Item no.
10001716
Weight
73 kg
2 in stock from171,90 €net

Truss beams ensure the horizontal stability and load-bearing capacity of scaffolding. They are available in various lengths and load-bearing classes and are ideal for larger spans.

Applications of a lattice girder

Truss girders are typically used for:

  • Spanning large distances
    , e.g. over entrance areas, access roads, parts of buildings or machinery.
  • Load-distributing structures
    where high live loads need to be supported or distributed.
  • Custom-built structures and specialist projects
    , e.g. stage construction, industrial scaffolding, temporary canopies.
  • Extended working platform
    combined with decks, brackets and bracing.

Advantages of lattice girders

  • High stability combined with low weight
  • Flexible compatibility with existing scaffolding systems
  • Quick assembly and versatile use
  • Ideally suited to complex and challenging site conditions

Our team is on hand to help you with your choice, quantities and sensible combinations – efficiently, directly and with a practical approach.

Typical lengths & variants

Lattice girders are available in various lengths, connection systems and designs. We supply both standard solutions and bespoke variants. If you tell us which system you use (e.g. Hünnebeck, Layher, Plettac, MJ, Alfix, etc.), we’ll provide it for you.

All trusses and their functions

Standard lattice girders

For general bridging and load-bearing applications in scaffolding.

Modular lattice girders

Can be connected to module nodes; ideal for industrial and spatial frameworks.

Heavy-duty lattice girders

For specific structural requirements in special projects.

Short connecting and transition brackets

For extensions, walkways, recesses and small projections.

CETRAC offers accessories for lattice girders:

  • Coupling adapter
  • Support and connection components
  • Safety components

Truss beams: Pros and cons

Wide range of lattice girders available from stock immediately:

Why CETRAC?

Our multinational team works alongside partners in the construction, industrial and retail sectors on a daily basis to source, plan and implement scaffolding solutions:

  • Prompt feedback and clear statements
  • Cross-system expertise
    Strong international procurement structures

Calculate scaffolding area

Are you putting your scaffolding together from individual parts? With our EasyFlow scaffolding area calculator, you can first work out the scaffolding area you need – so you’ll know exactly how many trusses and other components you’ll require. It’s free, with no obligation, and takes just a few seconds.

FAQ – Lattice girders

For bridging openings, passageways, projections and areas that cannot be covered by a standard panel size.

They are system-specific, but are often integrated as supplementary components using couplers or system adaptors.

Module beams have defined connection geometries for module nodes, whilst standard beams are designed for a wider range of applications.

Depending on the material and type, handling can be challenging – without going into technical details.

For high load requirements or very large spans.

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