A Titan Coupler is a high-strength scaffold fitting designed for heavy-duty propping and scaffolding applications. It provides a secure, rigid connection between scaffold tubes, ensuring maximum stability and load-bearing capacity. Titan couplers are widely used in falsework, temporary support structures, and high-load scaffolding systems, particularly in construction, infrastructure, and industrial projects.Types of Titan Couplers:
Titan Fixed Coupler – Connects two tubes at a 90-degree angle for rigid and stable structures.
Titan Swivel Coupler – Allows tubes to be joined at variable angles, offering flexibility in complex designs.
Titan Sleeve Coupler – Joins two scaffold tubes end-to-end for continuous lengths in propping and support systems.
Applications:
Heavy-duty scaffolding and access platforms
Propping and falsework support in construction projects
Bridge and infrastructure temporary works
High-load industrial and offshore scaffolding
Formwork and shoring systems
Applications
Features
Material: High-grade forged steel for superior strength and durability.
Standard Compliance: Meets AS/NZS 1576, BS 1139, and EN 74 safety standards.
Tube Compatibility: Designed for 48.3mm OD scaffold tubes (galvanized steel or aluminium).
Load Capacity: Engineered for high-load applications in scaffolding and propping systems.
Finish: Hot-dip galvanized or zinc-plated for corrosion resistance and longevity.
Bolt Mechanism: Heavy-duty bolts and locking nuts for a secure, slip-resistant connection.
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