Steel springboard is a commonly used construction tool in the construction industry. The following is a detailed description of it:
Basic information
Material: Low carbon steel materials such as Q235 are usually used, and Q195 materials are also used. They are processed by hot rolling or cold rolling, and the surface is generally hot-dip galvanized.
• Structure: Generally in the form of a long strip with U-shaped grooves and holes on both sides for easy fixation and splicing. Multiple M18 bolt holes are welded at equal distances around the perimeter, with a hole spacing of 450mm.
Performance characteristics
High safety: It has fire resistance and can effectively reduce the risk of fire on construction sites. The surface has five rows of convex holes with flanging, which has good anti slip effect, and is designed with kickboards to prevent personnel from accidentally slipping off.
Strong durability: high strength, not easily deformed, corrosion-resistant, alkali resistant, treated with hot-dip galvanizing process, with a service life of about 5-8 years.
Good practicality: lightweight, easy to transport and install, and also has the characteristic of preventing sand accumulation. The unique sand leakage hole process at the bottom can timely leak sand and other debris.
Economic advantage: The price is lower than that of wooden boards, and after many years of scrapping, 35% -40% of the investment can still be recovered, which can save costs for the construction party.
Application scope
In the field of construction, it is often used as a scaffold board in various construction projects such as high-rise building construction, bridge construction, tunnel excavation, etc., providing a safe and stable working platform for construction personnel.
In the industrial field, it is widely used in heavy industrial construction projects such as shipbuilding, oil platforms, power facilities, petroleum refineries, and chemical plants.
In the field of civil facilities, it can be used for the construction and maintenance of buildings such as factories, workshops, office buildings, and residences. In the warehousing and logistics industry, it is a key component that connects different floors of cargo channels.
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