Tripod & Fork head

Tripod e phuthoang e entsoe e le thuso e bonolo le e potlakileng ea ho emisa ea prop ea tšepe ea slab formwork.Ka ho sebelisa tripod, botsitso ba litafole tsa fatše tse phahameng le tse sa lefelloeng li ka ntlafatsoa nakong ea ho emisoa.

Hlooho ea fereko e etselitsoe ho fana ka tšehetso e tsitsitseng bakeng sa maballo a le mong kapa a mabeli a H20. Lehlakoreng la longitudinal, e lumella hore ho kene sefate se le seng, 'me ho lumella maballo a mabeli ka lehlakoreng la lateral. Ka tsela ena, e fana ka likhetho tse peli mabapi le ts'ebeliso ea sebaka sa marang-rang ha u theha li-props le maballo a H20 bakeng sa litsamaiso tsa liforomo tsa slab.

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Lintlha tsa Sehlahisoa

Tlhaloso

Tripod e etsa hore ho be bonolo ho theha lisebelisoa tsa tšepe tsa tubular nakong ea ho emisa. Prop e behiloe sebakeng se bulehileng 'me e tiisitsoe ka hoko ea ho koala ka ho otla ha hamore hamonate. Li-tripods li ka sebelisoa le mefuta eohle ea lisebelisoa.

The flexibly mounted supporting legs of the tripod stand permit an optimal fit, even in the corners of the structure.

Tlhaloso

Boima (Kg)

Tripod H80

Made of round tube, light duty, for props of light dimensions.

Working height 800mm.

8.5

Tripod H90

Made of square tube, heavy duty, for props of great dimensions.

Working height 900mm.

10.2

The Fork Head serves to keep the Primary beam in position and protects the Timber Beam H20 from falling down.

It can hold 1 to 2 beams and is secured to the steel prop with a lock pin.

The fork head has a 2-way design. This means that in one position one timber beam, and in the other position - a 90°rotation - two timber beams can be inserted in the head.