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CO vertical standard 2.50 m with crimped tube connector
- Manufacturer
- MJ
- Item no.
- 003801
- Weight
- 12 kg
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Vertical standards are the load-bearing, vertical structural components in scaffolding. They form the main load-bearing line, transfer vertical loads and connect the levels of a scaffold via defined connection points.
Whether in frame or modular scaffolding, vertical standards are the central structural element of every structure.
For frame systems with fixed connection and panel widths.
Standard joints for flexible grids.
For adjusting the height of, or extending, existing structures.
For special connection scenarios or interfaces between systems.
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As the load-bearing, vertical main elements of any scaffolding system.
Generally speaking, no – they are system-specific load-bearing components.
Module columns have module nodes for flexible grids; standard columns follow fixed column widths.
Yes – using extension or lengthening handles, provided they are compatible with the system.
Central – incorrect positioning affects load-bearing capacity and geometry.
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