Ledger Blade

A Ledger Blade is a key component of modular scaffolding systems, such as Cuplock or Ringlock scaffolding, used to connect horizontal members (ledgers) to vertical standards or posts. The ledger blade locks into place within the scaffolding structure, ensuring stability and secure connections, which are essential for the safety and load-bearing capacity of the scaffolding system.

Key Features of Ledger Blades:

Durability: Ledger blades are usually made of high-strength steel or cast iron, designed to withstand heavy loads and repeated use in construction environments.

Precision Design: The shape and size of ledger blades are engineered to fit perfectly into corresponding components, such as cups in Cuplock or rosettes in Ringlock systems, ensuring a snug, secure fit.

Quick and Easy Assembly: The design of ledger blades allows for fast and efficient assembly of scaffolding. They can be quickly inserted into place and locked, speeding up the scaffolding erection process.

Corrosion Resistance: Many ledger blades are galvanized or coated to resist rust and corrosion, making them suitable for long-term outdoor use in different weather conditions.