Sleeve Coupler

Description

What to Know About Sleeve Coupler?

A sleeve coupler is a mechanical joint used in scaffolding systems. It securely connects two scaffold tubes end-to-end by sliding over the tube ends and securing them with bolts.

What are the uses of Sleeve Coupler?

Sleeve couplers securely connect two scaffold tubes together in an end-to-end configuration. They can connect scaffold tubes vertically (as standards), horizontally (such as ledgers), or diagonally (diagonal braces). 

What are the Benefits of Sleeve Coupler?

Sleeve couplers provide stable connections for longer spans or when joining multiple tubes together. They improve load distribution and allow adjusting the scaffold height to suit different working levels.

What scaffolding system does the Sleeve Coupler belong to?

Sleeve couplers are compatible with all scaffold systems, whether tubular, putlog, or mobile. 

What Materials are Used to Create Sleeve Coupler?

Sleeve couplers are made from high-strength steel. They are zinc-plated or hot dip galvanized to stand firmly against rust, corrosion, and day-to-day use.