Infill Beam

Description

What to Know About Infill Beam?

An infill beam is a horizontal structural component used in scaffolding. It is placed at 90-degree angles to the main decking beams as a secondary support component. 

What are the uses of Infill Beam?

Infill beams bridge the gap between ledgers to provide additional support for decking or plans. The purpose of infill beams is to support plywood decking transoms when used in conjunction with the decking beams.

What are the Benefits of Infill Beam?

Infill beams increase the load-bearing capacity and overall safety of the scaffold. They create a uniform, stable working platform on scaffolding. They distribute the weight of workers, materials, and other loads evenly across the scaffold. 

What scaffolding system does the Infill Beam belong to?

Infill beams are used in the Cuplock scaffolding system. These beams are designed to connect with Cuplock components like standards, drop heads, and ledger beams to create a complete slab formwork system.

What Materials are Used to Create Infill Beam?

Infill beams are made from high-strength steel structures to achieve high strength and durability. The structure is then painted or galvanised to resist corrosion.