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S e c t i o n a l a n d U t i l i t y S c a f f o l d
M o r e t h a n l i f t i n g
SAFETYPart Number DescriptionLL-204-01 Tips on scaffold safety / safety rules
LL-204-02 OSHA safety and health regulations for construction
LL-204-03 Recommended scaffold erection procedures
LL-204-04 Caution envelope with wire
LL-204-05 Scaffold safety packet (includes - LL-204-01, LL-204-02, LL-204-03, LL-204-04, LL-204-11)
LL-204-11 Instructions for erecting rolling towers
LL-204-22 Committment to safety package (includes - 1 Scaffold safety video, 20 frame decals, 25 LL-204-05 scaffold safety packets, and a laminated certificate.
LL-204-27 Scaffold check guide cards
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PART 1926 SUBPART L SCAFFOLDS
1926.450 SCOPE, APPLICATION AND DEFINITIONS APPLICABLE TO
THIS SUBPART.
(a) Scope and application. This subpart applies to all scaffolds used in
workplaces covered by this Part. It does not apply to crane or derrick sus-
pended personnel platforms, which are covered by Sec. 1926.550(g). The
criteria for aerial lifts are set out exclusively in Sec. 1926.453.
(b) Definitions
Adjustable suspension scaffold means a suspension scaffold equipped
with a hoist)s) that can be operated by an employee(s) on the scaffold.
Bearer (putlog) means a horizontal transverse scaffold member (which
may be supported by ledgers or runners) upon which the scaffold platform
rests and which joins scaffold uprights, posts, poles, and similar members.
Boatswains’ chair means a single-point adjustable suspension scaffold con-
sisting of a seat or sling designed to support one employee in a sitting posi-
tion.Body belt (safety belt) m
eans a strap with means both for securing it about
the waist and for attaching it to a lanyard, lifeline, or deceleration device.
Body harness means a design of straps which may be secured about the
employee in a manner to distribute the fall arrest forces over at least the thighs,
pelvis, waist, chest and shoulders, with means for attaching it to other compo-
nents of a personal fall arrest system.
Brace means a rigid connection that holds one scaffold member in a fixed
position with respect to another member, or to a building or structure.
Bricklayers’ square scaffold means a supported scaffold composed of
framed squares which support a platform.
Carpenters’ bracket scaffold means a supported scaffold consisting of a
platform supported by brackets attached to building or structural walls.
Catenary scaffold means a suspension scaffold consisting of a platform
supported by two essentially horizontal and parallel ropes attached to struc-
tural members of a building or other structure. Additional support may be
provided by vertical pickups.
Chimney hoist means a multi-point adjustable suspension scaffold used to
provide access to work inside chimneys. (See “Multi-point adjustable suspen-
sion scaffold.”)
Cleat means a structural block used at the end of a platform to prevent the
platform from slipping off its supports. Cleats are also used to provide footing
on sloped surfaces such as crawling boards.
Competent person means one who is capable of identifying existing and
predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are un-
sanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization
to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.
Continuous run scaffold (runs scaffold) means a two-point or multi-point
adjustable suspension scaffold constructed using a series of interconnected
braced scaffold members or supporting structures to form a continuous scaf-
fold.Coupler means a device for locking together the tubes of a tube and coupler
scaffold.
Crawling board (chicken ladder) means a supported scaffold consisting of
a plank with cleats spaced and secured to provide footing, for use on sloped
surfaces such as roofs.
Deceleration device means any mechanism, such as a rope grab, rip-stitch
lanyard, specially-woven lanyard, tearing or deforming lanyard, or automatic
self-retracting lifeline lanyard, which dissipates a substantial amount of en-
ergy during a fall arrest or limits the energy imposed on an employee during
fall arrest.
Double pole (independent pole) scaffold means a supported scaffold
consisting of a platform(s) resting on cross beams (bearers) supported by
ledgers and a double row of uprights independent of support (except ties,
guys, braces) from any structure.
Equivalent means alternative designs, materials or methods to protect
against a hazard which the employer can demonstrate will provide an equal or
greater degree of safety for employees than the methods, materials or de-
signs specified in the standard.
Exposed power lines means electrical power lines which are accessible to
employees and which are not shielded from contact. Such lines do not in-
clude extension cords or power tool cords.
Reprinted from the August 30, 1996 Federal Registar
Department of Labor
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
29 CFR Part 1926
Safety Standards for Scaffolds Used in the Construction Industry;
Final Rule The effective date for this Standard is November 29,
1996 with some provisions effective September 27, 1997
Eye or eye splice means a loop with or without a thimble at the end of a wire
rope.Fabricated decking and planking means manufactured platforms made
of wood (including laminated wood and solid sawn wood planks), metal or
other materials.
Fabricated frame scaffold (tubular welded frame scaffold) means a scaf-
fold consisting of a platform(s) supported on fabricated end frames with inte-
gral posts, horizontal bearers, and intermediate members.
Failure means load refusal, breakage, or separation of component parts.
Load refusal is the point where the ultimate strength is exceeded.
Float (ship) scaffold means a suspension scaffold consisting of a braced
platform resting on two parallel bearers and hung from overhead supports by
ropes of fixed length.
Form scaffold means a supported scaffold consisting of a platform sup-
ported by brackets attached to formwork.
Guardrail system means a vertical barrier consisting of, but not limited to,
toprails, midrails, and posts, erected to prevent employees from falling off a
scaffold platform or walkway to lower levels.
Hoist means a manual or power-operated mechanical device to raise or
lower a suspended scaffold.
Horse scaffold means a supported scaffold consisting of a platform sup-
ported by construction horses (saw horses). Horse scaffolds constructed of
metal are sometimes known as trestle scaffolds.
Independent pole scaffold (see “Double pole scaffold”).
Interior hung scaffold means a suspension scaffold consisting of a plat-
form suspended from the ceiling or roof structure by fixed length supports.
Ladder jack scaffold means a supported scaffold consisting of a platform
resting on brackets attached to ladders.
Ladder stand means a mobile, fixed-size, self-supporting ladder consisting
of a wide flat tread ladder in the form of stairs.
Landing means a platform at the end of a flight of stairs.
Large area scaffold means a pole scaffold, tube and coupler scaffold, sys-
tems scaffold, or fabricated frame scaffold erected over substantially the en-
tire work area. For example: a scaffold erected over the entire floor area of a
room.Lean-to scaffold means a supported scaffold which is kept erect by tiltin
g it
toward and resting it against a building or structure.
Lifeline means a component consisting of a flexible line that connects to an
anchorage at one end to hang vertically (vertical lifeline) or that connects to
anchorages at both ends to stretch horizontally (horizontal lifeline) and which
serves a means for connecting other components of a personal fall arrest
system to the anchorage.
Lower levels means areas below the level where the employee is located
and to which an employee can fall. Such areas include, but are not limited to,
ground levels, floors, roofs, ramps, runways, excavations, pits, tanks, materi-
als, water, and equipment.
Mason’s adjustable supported scaffold (see “Self-contained adjustable
scaffold”).
Mason’s multi-point adjustable suspension scaffold means a continu-
ous run suspension scaffold designed and used for masonry operations.
Maximum intended load means the total load of all persons, equipment,
tools, materials, transmitted loads, and other loads reasonably anticipated to
be applied to a scaffold or scaffold component at any one time.
Mobile scaffold means a powered or unpowered, portable, caster or wheel-
mounted supported scaffold.
Multi-level suspended scaffold means a two-point or multi-point adjust-
able suspension scaffold with a series of platforms at various levels resting on
common stirrups.
Multi-point adjustable suspension scaffold means a suspension scaf-
fold consisting of a platform(s) which is suspended by more than two ropes
from overhead supports and equipped with means to raise and lower the
platform to desired work levels. Such scaffolds include chimney hoists.
Needle beam scaffold means a platform suspended from needle beams.
Open sides and ends means the edges of a platform that are more than 14
inches (36cm) away horizontally from a sturdy, continuous, vertical surface
(such as a building wall) or a sturdy, continuous, horizontal surface (such as a
floor), or a point of access. Exception: For plastering and lathing operations
the horizontal threshold distance is 18 inches (46cm).
Outrigger means the structural member of a supported scaffold used to
increase the base width of a scaffold in order to provide support for and in-
creased stability of the scaffold.
Outrigger beam (Thrustout) means the structural member of a suspen-
sion scaffold or outrigger scaffold which provides support for the scaffold by
extending the scaffold point of attachment to a point out and away from the
structure or building.
Outrigger scaffold means a support scaffold consisting of a platform rest-
ing on outrigger beams (thrustouts) projecting beyond the wall or face of the
building or structure, the inboard ends of which are secured inside the build-
ing or structure.
Overhand bricklaying means the process of laying bricks and masonry
units such that the surface of the wall to be jointed is on the opposite side of
the wall from the mason, requiring the mason to lean over the wall to com-
plete the work. It includes mason tending and electrical installation incorpo-
rated into the brick wall during the overhand bricklaying process.
125 Taylor Parkway, Archbold, OH 43502-9309
End PanelToeboard
Diagonal Brace
Insert
Side Panel
5 x 5 Step Frame
CasterCat-A-Corner Squaring Brace
Walkboard
Hinge PinRivet & Cotter Gravity Pig Tail Pin
Snap Pin
Outrigger
Tips on scaffold safeTy
The following safety tips are offered by the engineering depart-
ment of Bil-Jax, Inc. as guidelines in avoiding job-site situations
that could prove dangerous to scaffold workmen.
CheCk Safety CodeS:
OSHA, state and local safety codes should be consulted;
and approval obtained from Building Safety and Industrial
Commission on scaffold tips.InSpeCt and CheCk:
Take no chances. Inspect the scaffold set up after erection
and daily while in use. Don't remove or allow removal of, any
parts without the OK from the proper authorities. When wire
rope is used, inspect it on each job.BegIn WIth good footIng:
Use base plates, sills or footers (or
combination) on solid ground; make sure
scaffold is leveled or plumbed.
don't Short-Change BraCIng:
Use bracing at all points provided; add extra braces if needed to
insure stability.tIe SCaffold to the BuIldIng:
Scaffolding should be tied to the struc-
ture using heavy wire or tie-in devices.
The first vertical tie should be at the
maximum height of 4 times the narrowest
base dimension. Additional ties are not
to exceed 26 feet vertically. Maximum
horizontal distance between ties is not to
exceed 30 feet.don't overload SCaffoldIng:
Follow the safe load capacities as given
by the scaffold manufacturer. There's a
limit even to what steel can support. A
4-to-1 safety factor must be figured on
scaffolding.uSe Metal CatWalkS, platforMS;
Where available. If wood plank is used, it must be scaffold grade or
better. Inspect thoroughly before every job to make sure it is free from
breaks, knots, cracks or warpage. Decking should be full width.
don't rIde MovIng SCaffold;
and remember scaffold units are limited
in height to 4* times their narrowest base
dimension (unless base is widened by
outriggers, or more end frames; or tied
into building.) Always keep casters
locked. (except to re-spot) don't ClIMB BraCeS:
Use the steps provided on most steel
scaffolds to climb up to or down from
work levels. Use scaffold climbing
ladders where required.
proteCt WorkIng levelS:
Use overhead canopies to protect workers on lower work levels
when work is being done overhead. Rope off unsafe areas
underneath scaffold or provide wire mesh around work area.
uSe douBle guard raIlS;
and toeboards on exposed sides at
platform heights of 6 feet or more.
Courtesy of
Archbold, Ohio
POST WHERE WORKMEN CAN SEE
Do not use where user can come in contact with live power.
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reJeCt daMaged partS:
Bent or otherwise damaged end frames or braces should not be used.
Put them aside for replacement. For repair, call Bil-Jax, Inc.
fIrepolICeaMBulanCe
naMe
phone
Print Date 08-2006LL-204-01
*Exceptions: 3 times in CA, OH, OR, MT, ME.
© Bil-Jax, Inc. 2006
REPLACEMENT DECALSPart Number Description0202-0101 Panel guard warning decal
0202-0146 Caster decal (used on all BilJax casters)
0202-0242 Leveling caster / leveling jack extension decal
0202-0326 Scaffold frame warning decal
0202-0328 Personnel bracket warning decal
0202-0330 Guard railing decal
0202-0331 Walkboard / catwalk warning decal (Tuf-N-Lite)
0202-0335 Hoist arm warning decal
0202-0361 Expanded metal walkboard / catwalk decal
WARNING• PIN TO SCAFFOLD LEG BEFORE USE.• SET LOCK BEFORE CLIMBING AND
USING TOWER.• DO NOT USE IF LOCK IS FAULTY.
CCIG/FFO 0202-0146��������������������
WARNING IMPROPER USE OF THIS
EQUIPMENT WILL RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
CIA/RFO
For safety related questions, call (419) 445-8915 0202-0326
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, FOLLOW ALL FEDERAL, OSHA, STATE AND LOCAL CODES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE PROPER USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT.
© Bil-Jax, Inc. 2004
• DO NOT ride a moving scaffold.
• DO NOT use without guard rails or toeboards installed at all work levels.
• DO NOT stand or sit on guard rails.
• DO NOT move scaffold from on top.
• DO NOT stand on or climb crossbraces.
• DO NOT use crossbraces for a platform support.
• DO NOT exert horizontal force on top of a free standing scaffold.
• DO NOT use boxes, ladders, or any other means to increase the working height.
• DO NOT overload–check with your scaffold dealer for safe working loads.
• DO NOT enter platform from the crossbrace side of scaffold.
• DO NOT use side brackets on scaffold equipped with casters.
METAL CONDUCTS ELECTRICITY! DO NOT USE WHERE EQUIPMENT OR USER MAY CONTACT POWER LINES OR OTHER LIVE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS.
Inspect scaffold daily and before each use.
USE:
ASSEMBLY: DO NOT use damaged or deteriorated equipment.
• Begin assembly with base plates and mud sills.
• DO NOT use unstable objects such as boxes, bricks, concrete blocks, etc. under scaffold legs.
Use only leveling jacks (maximum extension of 12 inches) to adjust to uneven surfaces.
• When stacking scaffold frames, always use insert pins and secure both ends of insert pins with fastening (lock) pins.
• Maximum free-standing height equals 3 times the smallest base dimension.
When height exceeds 3 times the smallest base dimension, when using side brackets, or when hoisting material, scaffold must be restrained from tipping by tying, guying, or other acceptable means.
Use approved stairs or access ladder to climb scaffold.
Fully deck each work level using metal catwalks, scaffold walkboards or approved scaffold plank.
Pin stem and set lock on all casters before using.
Use a diagonal horizontal brace (cat-a-corner) at base and every 20 ft. of height on rolling tower.
WARNING:CAP.75# PSF
CAP.75# PSF
• Inspect daily and before each use–do not use if damaged.• Keep surface free of debris.• Use only for designed purpose.• Acid and other corrosive substances will seriously reduce the
strength of the metal scaffolding components. Consult manu-facturer if using near acid.
• Do not exceed manufacturer's rated capacity.• Do not use ladder or any other means on platform to increase
work height.• Deck complete work platform area.
• Secure deck to prevent uplift with wire or other acceptablemeans.
• Do not use without guard rails and toeboards installed.• To avoid hook damage, do not drop walkboards.• Do not straighten bent hooks–bent hooks MUST be replaced
by the factory.• Do not use this platform in any type of cantilever application.
Never walk out onto or stand on any part of this platform whichextends beyond its point of support.
• Never ride a moving scaffold.
• Use only on scaffolding which is in good condition, plumb,square, rigid and level, and which is erected in accordancewith OSHA and ANSI codes and regulations.
• Only personnel familiar with OSHA and ANSI codes andregulations concerning the proper use of scaffolding shallbe allowed to erect and/or use this equipment.
• ADDITIONALLY, this equipment must be used in full com-pliance with all applicable OSHA and ANSI codes andregulation for scaffolding and related equipment.0202-0361 GFC
IMPROPER USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT WILL RE-SULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
Metal conducts electricity. Do not use this equip-ment in areas where contact may be made withpower lines or other live electrical circuits. Failure tocomply with the preceding warning will result inserious personal injury or death. User MUST main-tain safe clearances at all times.
© bil-jax, inc. 2003
• Pincastertoextensionbeforeuse.
• Levelingjackextensionand/or leveling castermustbeheldsecurelywithin frame leg byLevelingStemRetainer.
• Setcaster lockbeforeclimbing and usingscaffold.
• Donotuseifcasterlockisfaulty.
UII/FFO 0202-0242
WARNING
MAXIMUM CAPACITY -500 LBS.
DO NOT EXCEED.
FAILURE TO COMPLYWITH THE ABOVE REGU-LATIONS MAY RESULTIN SERIOUS INJURY OR
DEATH.
METAL CONDUCTS ELEC-TRICITY! DO NOT USEWHERE EQUIPMENT ORUSER MAY CONTACTPOWER LINES OR OTHERLIVE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS.
FOLLOW ALL FEDERAL,OSHA, STATE AND
LOCAL REGULATIONSFOR THE PROPER USEOF THIS EQUIPMENT.
PERSONNELBRACKET
• When side bracket is inuse, scaffold tower mustbe restrained from tippingby tying, guying or otheracceptable means.
• DO NOT use on scaffold-ing equipped with casters.
• Pin securely to frame be-fore use.
• When in use, all open sidesof work platform must haveguard rails installed.
• Inspect daily and beforeeach use. DO NOT use ifdamaged.
• For personneluse only.
• DO NOT usefor storage ofmaterial.
0202-0328LFT/COFR
WARNING
© Bil-Jax, Inc. 2004
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Know Your Scaffold / Safety / Decals
Toll Free: 800-537-0540 Visit us at: www.biljax.com
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Frames
STEP FRAMES - specify tube size and lock typeDescription Weight5’ W x 2’ H Frame 23
5’ W x 3’ H Frame 27
5’ W x 4’ H Frame 33
5’ W x 5’ H Frame 39
5’ W x 6’ H Frame 45
5’ W x 6’ 4” H Frame 54
5’ W x 6’ 6” H Frame 47
Other step frames available - Contact factory
OPEN END FRAMES - specify tube size, lock type, and cane typeDescription Weight 3’ W x 6’ 4” H Frame 43
3’ W x 6’ 6” H Frame 40
4’ W x 6’ 4” H Frame 51
4’ W x 6’ 6” H Frame 46
5’ W X 6’ 4” H Frame 54
5’ W x 6’ 6” H Frame 50
Other open end frames available - Contact factory
Closed Cane 05
Open Cane 25
Frame Tube SizesTube Size Description5 Frame with 1 1/2” Leg O.D. (weighs 10% less than catalog listings)
6 Frame with 1 5/8” Leg O.D. (weighs same as catalog listings)
7 Frame with 1 11/16” Leg O.D. (weighs 5% more than catalog listings)5 6 7
1-1/2” 1-5/8” 1-11/16”
Frame Lock TypesLock Type DescriptionJ-Lock J-Lock use with notched braces
C-Lock C-Lock use with holed braces
T-Lock T-Lock use with holed braces
U-Lock U-Lock use with holed braces
F-Lock F-Lock use with holed braces
J-Lock
C-Lock
T-Lock
U-Lock
F-Lock
DOUBLE STEP FRAMES - specify tube size and lock typeDescription Weight 5’ W x 3’ H Frame 27
5’ W x 4’ H Frame 35
5’ W x 4’ 6” H Frame 41
5’ W x 5’ H Frame 43
5’ W x 6’ H Frame 51
5’ W x 6’ 4” H Frame 54
5’ W x 6’ 6” H Frame 53
Other double step frames available - Contact Factory
All images are for illustration only. Haulotte | BilJax reserves the right to modify specifications without notice. Follow all applicable ANSI and OSHA codes/regulations when using this equipment. Do not use in ares where user can come in contact with live power.
Part Number_004-1252_
_004-0253_
_004-0254_
_004-0255_
_004-0256_
_004-0257_
_004-0258_
Part Number7004-_ _37_
_004-_ _38_
7004-_ _47_
_004-_ _48_
7004-_ _57_
_004-_ _58_
Part Number_004-0353_
_004-0354_
_004-0359_
_004-0355_
_004-0356_
_004-0357_
_004-0358_
Lock Number1
24
8
5
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Frames (cont.) / Rolling Tower Packages
SIDEWALK FRAMES - specify tube size and lock typeDescription Weight 6’ W x 7’ 8” H Frame furnished with Hex Lock Nut 65
Other sidewalk frames available - Contact factory
CENTER ACCESS FRAMES - specify tube size and lock type (12” Rung Spacing)Description Weight 5’ W x 2’ H Frame 24
5’ W x 3’ H Frame 28
5’ W x 4’ H Frame 34
5’ W x 5’ H Frame 39
5’ W x 6’ H Frame 55
Other center access frames available - Contact factory
ROLLING TOWER PACKAGES - 5’ Wide - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Range Work Ht. Weight7’ Lengths_004C-7X10RT 2’ - 11’ 17’ 462
_004C-7X15RT 2’ - 16’ 22’ 664
_004C-7X20RT 2’ - 21’ 27’ 775
_004C-7X25RT 2’ - 26’ 32’ 881
10’ Lengths_004C-10X11RT 2’ - 11’ 17’ 542
_004C-10X16RTOR 2’ - 16’ 22’ 756
_004C-10X21RTOR 2’ - 21’ 27’ 876
_004C-10X26RTOR 2’ - 26’ 32’ 946
_004C-10X31RTOR 2’ - 31’ 37’ 1105
_004C-10X36RTOR 2’ - 36’ 42’ 1220
PEDESTAL SCAFFOLD FRAME - specify tube size and lock typeDescription Weight Pedestal Scaffold Frame 37
Replacement Frame Only 17
Replacement Leg Only 10
OPEN LADDER FRAMES - specify tube size and lock type (12” Rung Spacing)Description Weight 5’ W x 6’ 4” H Frame 56
5’ W x 6’ 6” H Frame 57
Other open ladder frames available - Contact factory
LADDER FRAMES - specify tube size and lock typeDescription Weight Description Weight28” W x 3’ H Frame* 16 3’ W x 5’ H Frame 29.5
28” W x 4’ H Frame* 21 3’ W x 6’ H Frame 36
28” W x 5’ H Frame* 26 4’ W x 3’ H Frame 22.5
28” W x 6’ H Frame* 31 4’ W x 4’ H Frame 29
3’ W x 3’ H Frame 18.5 4’ W x 5’ H Frame 36
3’ W x 4’ H Frame 24 4’ W x 6’ H Frame 43
*Exact overall width measurement is needed when ordering 28” wide frames
Other ladder frames available - Contact factory
Toll Free: 800-537-0540 Visit us at: www.biljax.com
Part Number_004-1423_
_004-1424_
_004-1425_
_004-1426_
_004-1433_
_004-1434_
Part Number_004-1435_
_004-1436_
_004-1443_
_004-1444_
_004-1445_
_004-1446_
Part Number7004-4057_
_004-4058_
Part Number_004-1952_
_004-1953_
_004-1954_
_004-1955_
_004-1956_
Part Number_004-6000_
Part Number0006-54
0006-54-F
0006-54-L
Pin Options / Fastening Pins / BracesINSERT PINS - specify tube size
Part Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0007-022 9” Pin with 1/2” collar (fits tube size 6) 90/ct
0007-031 9” Pin with 1/8” collar (fits tube size 6) 90/ct
0007-086 9” Pin with 1/8” collar (fits tube size 5) 70/ct
0007-106 7” Pin without collar (fits tube size 6) 60/ct
0007-11_ 9” Pin with 1” collar (fits tube size 5, 6, 7) 90/ct
0007-134 9” Pin with special collar (fits tube sizes 6, 7) 100/ct0007-11_0007-022 0007-031
0007-0860007-106
INSERT ATTACHMENT OPTIONS - specify tube sizePart Number (5 , 6 , 7) Description Weight0200-001 Rivet and cotter attachment .1
0200-002 Spring rivet attachment .1
0200-003-_ Drive pin attachment .10200-001 0200-002 0200-003-_
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FASTENING PINSPart Number Description Weight0066-0046-50 2” Gravity pig tail pin 9.1
0068-012-50 2” Hinge pin 5
0068-018-50 3” Hinge pin 6.6
0068-023-50 Spring rivet 2
0068-037-50 2” Rivet pin with cotter 4
0068-038-50 3” Rivet pin with cotter 5
0068-061-50 2” Snap pin 6
0068-100-50 2 1/2” Snap pin 8
0068-102-50 4 1/2” Snap pin 10
0090-0494-50 Drive pin for permanent attachment (tube size 7) 2
0090-0496-50 Drive pin for permanent attachment (tube size 6) 2
0066-00460068-0120068-018
0068-023
0068-0370068-038
0068-061
0090-04940090-0496
CAT-A-CORNER SQUARING BRACES - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0019-4_-507 Squaring brace for a 5’ W x 7’ L tower 16
0019-4_-508 Squaring brace for a 5’ W x 8’ L tower 18
0019-4_-510 Squaring brace for a 5’ W x 10’ L tower 20
Other Cat-A-Corner squaring braces available. Contact Factory
GALVANIZED DIAGONAL BRACES - specify end type and lock spacingDescription Weight5’ Brace 9
7’ Brace 12
8’ Brace 14
10’ Brace 17
Other diagonal braces available. Contact FactoryHole End Notch End
Lock Spacing
FrameSpacing
DOUBLE HOLE GALVANIZED DIAGONAL BRACES - 36” & 48” lock spacingPart Number Description Weight0010-34-07 7’ Spacing brace 12
0010-34-08 8’ Spacing brace 14
0010-34-10 10’ Spacing brace 17
Other diagonal braces available. Contact FactoryHole end type only
All images are for illustration only. Haulotte | BilJax reserves the right to modify specifications without notice. Follow all applicable ANSI and OSHA codes/regulations when using this equipment. Do not use in ares where user can come in contact with live power.
0010- 0009-
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Braces / Leveling Jacks / Base Plates / Guard Rails
LEVELING JACKS - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0032-08_* Rigid jack 24” stem with 15” adjustment 10.2
0032-085PL Plated rigid jack 24” stem with 15” adjustment 10.5
0032-086PL Plated rigid jack 24” stem with 15” adjustment 12.5
0032-09_* Swivel jack 24” stem with 15” adjustment 12
0034-08_ Extension 15” adjustment with retainer kit 11.5
0069-0071 Leveling stem retainer 1
Other leveling jacks available. Contact Factory *To fit tube sizes 6 and 7, select 6 in the part number
BASE PLATES / RUBBER PAD - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0030-11_ Rigid base plate - 4” stem 3
0030-12_ Swivel base plate - 4” stem 4
0082-0740 Rubber pad for base plate .5
GUARD RAIL POSTS - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0023-_18 Guard rail post - U-lock 5.5
0023-_23 Corner guard rail post - B-lock 5.7
0023-_25 Corner guard rail post - F-lock 5.5
0023-_28 Corner guard rail post - U-lock 5.5
0032-08_ 0032-09_ 0034-08_
CASTERS - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0026-7_2 8” wheel size - 4” stem size - 500 lb capacity (cast iron) 13
0026-9_2 8” wheel size - 4” stem size - 500 lb capacity (plastic) 9
0030-12_0030-11_
0026-7_2 0026-9_2
0023-_23 0023-_25 0023-_28
GUARD RAILS - GALVANIZED Part Number Description Weight0022-02-28 End rail - 28” spacing 3
0022-01-03 End rail - 36” spacing 3
0022-02-04 End rail - 46 1/2” spacing (fits tube size 5) 3
0022-01-04 End rail - 48” spacing (fits tube sizes 6, 7) 3
0022-02-05 End rail - 58 1/2” spacing (fits tube size 5) 4
0022-01-05 End rail - 60” spacing (fits tube sizes 6, 7) 4
0022-01-07 Side rail - 7’ spacing 5.25
0022-01-08 Side rail - 8’ spacing 6.5
0022-25-10 Side rail - 10’ spacing 8
Other side guard rail sizes available. Contact factory
ARM BRACES - 27 3/4” lock spacingPart Number Description Weight0013-03-07 7’ spacing brace - notch end 15
0013-03-10 10’ spacing brace - notch end 19
0013-15-07 7’ spacing brace - hole end 15
0013-15-08 8’ spacing brace - hole end 16
0013-15-10 10’ spacing brace - hole end 19
Other arm braces available. Contact FactoryHole End Notch End
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Guard Rails / Toeboards / Easi-Guard System / Walkboards
6” STEEL TOEBOARDS Part Number Description Weight0012-016-03 End toeboard 26 5/8” (fits tube sizes 5,6) 4
0012-016-04 End toeboard 26 5/16” (fits tube size 7) 4
0012-016-05 End toeboard 36” (fits tube sizes 5, 6, 7) 5
0012-016-06 End toeboard 46 1/2” (fits tube size 5) 6
0012-016-07 End toeboard 48” (fits tube sizes 6, 7) 6
0012-016-08 End toeboard 58 1/2” (fits tube size 5) 7
0012-016-09 End toeboard 60” (fits tube sizes 6, 7) 7.8
0012-016-12 Side toeboard 7’ (fits tube sizes 5, 6, 7) 9
0012-016-14 Side toeboard 8’ (fits tube sizes 5, 6, 7) 10
0012-016-18 Side toeboard 10’ fits tube sizes (5, 6, 7) 12
TOEBOARD CLIPS Part Number Description Weight0063-0199 Toeboard clip .5
0063-0203 Corner toeboard bracket .5
EASI-GUARD SYSTEM - specify tube sizePart Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0012-202-07 Side toeboard 7’ steel 8
0012-202-08 Side toeboard 8’ steel 10
0012-202-10 Side toeboard 10’ steel 14.5
0012-209-07 Side panel 7’ 12
0012-209-08 Side panel 8’ 14
0012-210-10 Side panel 10’ 17
0012-22_-28 End panel 28” with toeboard 14
0012-22_-03 End panel 36” with toeboard 17
0012-22_-04 End panel 48” with toeboard 21
0012-22_-05 End panel 60” with toeboard 34
0012-23_ Mid-post 9
INTERMEDIATE GUARD RAIL FOR OPEN END TYPE FRAMESPart Number Description Weight0012-263-07 7’ Intermediate side guard rail panel 21
0012-263-08 8’ Intermediate side guard rail panel 23
0012-263-10 10’ Intermediate side guard rail panel 27
0012-267-05 5’ W Intermediate end guard rail panel 21.5
Other intermediate guard rail panel sizes available
0012-267-05
End panel
Side panel
Toeboard
Mid-post
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SWING GATEPart Number Description Weight0012-368 Swing gate for 5’ W open end frames 22
0253-35 Swing gate - Adjustable 3’ - 5’ 33
X-PANDED STEEL WALKBOARD - STEEL FRAME WITH EXPANDED STEEL DECKPart Number Description Weight0044-205 19” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 45
0044-225 24” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 52
0044-227 24” W x 8’ L - 75 psf capacity 58
0044-235 28” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 56
0044-237 28” W x 8’ L - 75 psf capacity 64
0044-245 32” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 62
Other side guard rail sizes available. Contact factory
All images are for illustration only. Haulotte | BilJax reserves the right to modify specifications without notice. Follow all applicable ANSI and OSHA codes/regulations when using this equipment. Do not use in ares where user can come in contact with live power.
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Walkboards
TUF-N-LITE WALKBOARD REPLACEMENT PARTS Part Number Description Part Number Description0054-007-07 7’ Aluminum rail 4 mem / punch 0090-0545 1/4 - 20 x 1S / tap screw
0054-002-07 7’ Aluminum rail 3 mem / punch 0090-0987 3/16 drive rivet
0054-007-08 8’ Aluminum rail 4 mem / punch 0191-0019 Plywood for 0054-216
0054-002-08 8’ Aluminum rail 3 mem / punch 0191-0022 Plywood for 0054-220
0054-009-10 10’ Aluminum rail 4 mem / punch 0191-0049 Plywood for 0054-248
0054-102 Lock - swivel assembly, heavy duty A 0191-0050 Plywood for 0054-250
0054-101 Lock - swivel assembly, heavy duty B 0054-080 Conversion kit 2-bolt to 4 bolt
0054-130 Aluminum hook type A replacement kit
0054-131 Aluminum hook type B replacement kit
0054-018-05 Aluminum cross member for 19” walkboard
0054-018-08 Aluminum cross member for 28” walkboard
0054-018-09 Aluminum cross member for 32” walkboard
Other Tuf-N-Lite replacement parts available. Contact factory.
X-TRU-LITE WALKBOARD 7100 SERIES - ALUMINUM FRAME AND DECKPart Number Description Weight0055-216 19” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 32
0055-220 19” W x 10’ L - 50 psf capacity 40
Other X-Tru-Lite walkboard sizes available. Contact factory.
X-TRU-LITE WALKBOARD REPLACEMENT PARTSPart Number Description Weight0055-216-3 End Support / 19” X-Tru-Lite 1
0082-0553 Aluminum hook repair kit - 1 hole 4
OUTRIGGER - specify tube size (5, 6, 7)Part Number (5, 6, 7) Description Weight0048-2_ 30” W outrigger 14
TUF-N-LITE WALKBOARD ALUMINUM FRAME WITH PLYWOOD DECKPart Number Description Weight0054-216 19” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 32
0054-220 19” W x 10’ L - 75 psf capacity 46.5
0054-220-50 19” W x 10’ L - 50 psf capacity 40
0054-226 22” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 35
0054-230 22” W x 10’ L - 50 psf capacity 44.5
0054-236 24” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 37
0054-240 24” W x 10’ L - 50 psf capacity 50
0054-246 28” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 39
0054-250 28” W x 10’ L - 50 psf capacity 54
0054-256 32” W x 7’ L - 50 psf capacity 47
Other Tuf-N-Lite walkboard sizes available. Contact factory.
7/16"
2Type A Hook*
1-5/16"4Type B Hook
Type A part numbers listed. For Type B replace red 2 with a 4 in the part number
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Plywood deck replacement
Aluminum hook replacement kit
Aluminum cross member
Brackets / Hoist Arm / Outrigger / PutlogsSIDE AND END BRACKETS - specify tube size Part Number Description Capacity Weight
SIDE BRACKETS0039-620-_ 20” Saddle hanger with tube end 500 lb 9
0039-624-_ 24” Saddle hanger with tube end 500 lb 10
0039-630-_ 30” Saddle hanger with tube end 500 lb 13
0039-165-_ 20” - 30” Adjustable saddle hanger with tube end 500 lb 14
0039-124 12” Saddle hanger with plate end 500 lb 6
0039-621 21” Saddle hanger with plate end 500 lb 9
0039-720-_ 20” Angle iron hanger - side hang-on with tube end 500 lb 9
0039-724-_ 24” Angle iron hanger - side hang-on with tube end 500 lb 11.5
0039-730-_ 30” Angle iron hanger - side hang-on with tube end 500 lb 13
0039-171-_ 20” - 30” Adjustable angle iron hanger with tube end 500 lb 14
END BRACKETS0039-520-_ 20” End and side hang-on with tube end 500 lb 10.5
0039-524-_ 24” End and side hang-on with tube end 500 lb 13
0039-530-_ 30” End and side hang-on with tube end 500 lb 14
END GUARD RAIL FOR SIDE BRACKET
0012-266 End guard rail for 20” to 30” side bracket 19
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0039-165-5 0039-520-5
0039-620-5 0039-621
HOIST ARM - WELL WHEEL - TIE BRACEPart Number Description Weight0041-028 Swivel head hoist arm 29
0082-0103 10” Well wheel 9.3
0063-0344 Scaffold tie brace 11
0012-266
0041-028
0063-0344
0082-0103
PUTLOGSPart Number Description Weight Part Number Description Weight0036-178 8’ Putlog 24 0036-602 18’ Putlog - trussed 79
0036-180 10’ Putlog 30 0036-603 20’ Putlog - trussed 92
0036-182 12’ Putlog 36 0036-604 22’ Putlog - trussed 101
0036-600 14’ Putlog - trussed 47 0036-605 24’ Putlog - trussed 111
0036-601 16’ Putlog - trussed 70 0036-606 26’ Putlog - trussed 118
Other putlog sizes available. Contact factory.
PUTLOG ACCESSORIESPart Number Description Weight0037-16 Putlog angle hanger 3.5
0061-11 Offset insert saddle (tube size 5) 3
0061-12 Offset insert saddle (tube size 6) 3
0061-10 Offset insert saddle (tube size 7) 3
0061-29 Insert saddle (tube size 5) 3
0061-06 Insert saddle (tube size 6) 3
0061-23 Insert saddle (tube size 7) 3
0037-22 Putlog support 8’ L with clamps 20
0036-040 Putlog spreader - 5’ frame sp (tube size 6) 24
0036-042 Putlog spreader - 5’ frame sp (tube size 5) 14
0036-043 Putlog spreader - 7’ frame sp (tube size 5) 24
Other putlog accessories available. Contract factory. 0037-16
0061-29 0061-06 0061-23
0061-11 0061-12 0061-10
0037-22
0036-040 0036-042 0036-043
All images are for illustration only. Haulotte | BilJax reserves the right to modify specifications without notice. Follow all applicable ANSI and OSHA codes/regulations when using this equipment. Do not use in ares where user can come in contact with live power.
Putlog
Trussed putlog
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Clamps / Brackets / Replacement Parts / Stair Tower ComponentsDROPPED FORGED CLAMPS
Part Number Description Weight0069-0094 Rigid clamp with “Eye” bolt - fits 1.625”, 1.69”, 1.9” tube diamater 3
0069-0095 Swivel clamp with “Eye” bolt - fits 1.625”, 1.69”, 1.9” tube diamater 3
0069-0117 Rigid clamp with “Eye” bolt - fits 1.69” and 1.9” tube diamater 3
0069-0118 Swivel clamp with “Eye” bolt - fits 1.69” and 1.9” tube diamater 3
0069-0095 0069-0118
0069-0094 0069-0117
BRACKETS AND CLAMPSPart Number Description Weight0069-0017 Parallel tube clamp 1.5
0069-0015 Bracket for hole or notched brace .5
0069-0026 Bracket for hole brace .5
0069-0013 Clamp for notched brace 1.5
0069-0043 Clamp for hole brace 1.5
0069-0070 B-Lock clamp (tube size 5) .5
0069-0057 B-Lock clamp (tube size 6, 7) .5
0069-0015
0069-0013
0069-0017
0069-0043
0069-0026
0069-0070 0069-0057
REPLACEMENT PARTSPart Number Description Part Number Desciption0064-0783 Half outrigger clamp 0068-008 Lever tail nut 5” L
0066-0006 Putlog clamp hook 0068-042/1 Brace rivet with 3 washers
0067-0005 Gooser brace slide 0068-042/50 Package 50 brace rivets with 150 washers
0067-0039 Leveling nut (1 7/16”) 0068-095 U-Bolt only - Putlog angle hanger 0037-16
0067-0046 Leveling nut (1 1/4”) 0090-0517 Thumb screw - 3/8” D x 1 1/4” L
0068-004 1/2” set screw
0064-0783
0066-0006
0067-0005
0067-0039 0067-0046
0068-004
0068-008
0068-042
0068-095
0090-0517
BRACE LOCK PARTSPart Number Description Part Number Desciption0068-123A C-Lock with stud pin 0008-042 F-Lock complete
0068-123 C-Lock stud 0008-048 U-Lock complete
0064-0604 C-Lock slide 0068-009 J-Lock stud 1/2”
0008-022-4/50 C-Lock washer 0066-0044 J-Lock pin 3/8” x 3/4”
0090-0311/50 C-Lock roll pin 0068-013 J-Lock wing nut 1/2”
0008-044 T-Lock complete
0068-013
TUF-N-LITE HINGED LADDER BOARD - ALUMINUM FRAME, PLYWOOD DECK, ATTACHED LADDERPart Number Description Weight0054-125-07 28” W x 7’ L - 75 psf capacity 69
0054-125-08 28” W x 8’ L - 50 psf capacity 75
0054-125-10 28” W x 10’ L - 50 psf capacity 81
STAIR TOWER COMPONENTSPart Number Description Part Number Description0042-019 Stair platform rest (tube size 5) 0043-185 Outside handrail (top section)
0042-027 Stair platform rest (tube size 6) 0042-175 Inside handrail (top section)
0042-035 Stair platform rest (tube size 7) 0042-617 24” W stair section 6’ 5”
0042-047 Open frame safety guard 0042-618 24” W stair section 6’ 6”
0042-094 Outside handrail 0042-619 24” W stair section 6’ 7”
0042-093 Inside handrail
0044-052 Intermediate catwalk 28” W x 7’ L with guard rail
0044-054 Hinged platform 28” W x 7’ L expanded steel
0044-235 28” W x 7’ L expanded steel catwalk - 75 psf capacity
Toll Free: 800-537-0540 Visit us at: www.biljax.com
BilJax offers a heavy duty stair tower for worker access to buildings, bridges, observation towers, or renovation done inside or outside. The stairs can also be used for access in a scaffold set-up.
0068-0090064-0604
90° Rigid 360° Swivel
CLIMBING LADDER - TUBULAR TYPE (see below image)
Part Number Description Weight0004-0375 6’ Ladder section 19
0004-0376 3’ Ladder section 17.5
0004-0377 6’ Top section 9.2
0063-0074 Support bracket (tube size 5) 5.5
0063-0073 Support bracket (tube size 6, 7) 5.50004-0376
0063-0074 0063-0073
0004-0377
Access Ladder / Climbing LadderACCESS LADDER SYSTEM (see below image)
Part Number Description Weight0042-126 6’ Access ladder (use with 6’ 6” H frame) 37
0042-130 6’ Handrails (pair) 23/pr
0042-129 Platform rest (tube size 5; 2 required at 1st tier only) 7.5
0042-128 Platform rest (tube size 6, 7; 2 required at 1st tier only) 8
0054-346 Top hinged platform 28” x 7’ 43
0054-348 Top hinged platform 28” x 8’ 49
0054-350 Top hinged platform 28” x 10’ 55
0042-1260042-130
Top hinged platform
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CANOPY TOP / WEATHER PROTECTION CLIP (see below image)
Part Number Description Weight0071-021 Canopy top with adjustable extension - 5’ W x 1’ H (tube size 6) 27
0071-022 Canopy top with adjustable extension - 5’ W x 1’ H (tube size 7) 27
0071-024 Canopy top with adjustable extension - 5’ W x 1’ H (tube size 5) 27
0082-0228 Weather protection clips 8” L (qty. 100) - Fits 1.5” tube diameter 16
0082-0874 Weather protection clips 11” L (qty. 100) - Fits 1.69” and 1.9” tube diameter
20
6’
Maximum 10’
Up to 4’
ADDITIONAL ILLUSTRATIONS
ACCESS LADDER SYSTEM CLIMBING LADDERTUBULAR TYPE
CANOPY TOPWEATHER PROTECTION CLIP
All images are for illustration only. Haulotte | BilJax reserves the right to modify specifications without notice. Follow all applicable ANSI and OSHA codes/regulations when using this equipment. Do not use in ares where user can come in contact with live power.
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Pro-Jax Scaffold Packages / Guard Rail
PRO-JAX UTILITY SCAFFOLD PACKAGES WITH PLYWOOD DECK WALKBOARDSPart Number Description Includes Weight
Length Platform Ht Range Guard Rails Outriggers0127-006-0 6’ 2’ - 4’ No No 147
0127-006-1 6’ 2’ - 6’ Yes No 240
0127-006-2 6’ 2’ -11.5’ Yes Yes 430
0127-006-3 6’ 2’ - 17’ Yes Yes 538
0127-008-0 8’ 2’ - 4’ No No 173
0127-008-1 8 2’ - 6’ Yes No 279
0127-008-2 8’ 2’ - 11.5’ Yes Yes 490
0127-008-3 8’ 2’ - 17’ Yes Yes 609
0127-010-0 10’ 2’ - 4’ No No 200
0127-010-1 10’ 2’ - 6’ Yes No 316
0127-010-2 10’ 2’ - 11.5’ Yes Yes 525
0127-010-3 10’ 2’ - 17’ Yes Yes 645
PRO-JAX UTILITY SCAFFOLD ADDITIONAL HEIGHT PACKAGESPart Number Description Weight0127-007-3 6’ L x 39” H unit 75
0127-007-5 6’ L x 65” H unit 95
0127-009-3 8’ L x 39” H unit 93
0127-009-5 8’ L x 65” H unit 103
0127-011-3 10’ L x 39” H unit 97
0127-011-5 10’ L x 65” H unit 123
Toll Free: 800-537-0540 Visit us at: www.biljax.com
PRO-JAX GUARD RAIL PACKAGES, OUTRIGGER PACKAGES, AND LEVELING EXTENSIONPart Number Description Weight0127-149-06 6’ Complete guard rail package (2 pieces) 81.5
0127-149-08 8’ Complete guard rail package (2 pieces) 98
0127-149-10 10’ Complete guard rail package (2 pieces) 115
0127-150-18 18” W outrigger package (4 pieces) 39
0127-150-24 24” W outrigger package (4 pieces) 44
0127-138 Leveling extension
0127-006-0
0127-006-1
0127-006-2
Single Unit
Single Unit w/ Guard Rail
2 Units w/ Guard Rail & 18” Wide
Outriggers
0127-149-08
0127-150-18
0127-138
PRO-JAX COMPONENTS Part Number Description Weight
0127-102 39” H ladder frame 15
0127-101 65” H ladder frame 25
0127-147 Base extension unit 29
0127-163-06 6’ Platform arm brace 21
0127-163-08 8’ Platform arm brace 26
0127-163-10 10’ Platform arm brace 32
0127-108-06 6’ Plywood deck 29
0127-108-08 8’ Plywood deck 40
0127-108-10 10’ Plywood deck 52
0127-141-06 6’ Top hinged plywood deck 47
0127-141-08 8’ Top hinged plywood deck 60
0127-141-10 10’ Top hinged plywood deck 73
0127-113 6’ Expanded metal deck 36
0127-114 8’ Expanded metal deck 48
0127-115 10’ Explanded metal deck 60
0127-106-06 6’ Combination guard panel 35.5
0127-106-08 8’ Combination guard panel 42
0127-106-10 10’ Combination guard panel 48
0127-105-18 18” W outrigger 8
0127-105-24 24” W outrigger 11
0127-118 48” W outrigger 26
0127-136-06 6’ Intermediate guard rail 20
0127-136-08 8’ Intermediate guard rail 24
0127-136-10 10’ Intermediate guard rail 28
0127-138 Adjustable leg with rubber pad 3
0026-835 5” Caster - 250 lb capacity with 2” snap pin (trailing edge brake lock) 4.75
0026-952 8” Caster - 500 lb capacity with 2” snap pin - P5 10
PRO-JAX REPLACEMENT PARTSPart Number Description Weight0063-0377 L-Pin replacement kit for platform arm brace (For Multi Purpose Unit) .25
0063-0418 Wind latch replacement kit .25
0063-0605 Saf-T-Lok replacement kit (For Pro-Jax Unit) .40
Pro-Jax Replacement Parts & Components / Handy Roll
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HANDY ROLL SCAFFOLDING 4-CASTER UNITS Part Number Description Weight
0063-0435-34 3’ Handy roll scaffold 4-caster unit with steel platforms - 24” W x 48” L x 39” H
82
0063-0435-44 4’ Handy roll scaffold 4-caster unit with steel platforms - 24” W x 48” L x 51” H
87
0063-0435-54 5’ Handy roll scaffold 4-caster unit with steel platforms - 27” W x 64” L x 63” H
106
0127-102
0127-101
0127-108-06
0127-113
0127-149-06
0127-163-06 0127-105-18 0026-835 0026-952
DRYWALL CART Part Number Description Capacity Weight
0063-0573-01YE Model DC 3000 LD, light duty with plastic casters (2 swivel - 2 rigid) - 23” W x 49” L x 47” H
TBD 84
0063-0574-11YE Model DC 3000 MD, medium duty with steel casters (2 swivel - 2 rigid) - 23” W x 49” L x 47” high
TBD 104
0063-0575-11YE Model DC 3000 EX, heavy duty with steel casters (2 swivel - 2 rigid) - 28” W x 50” L x 47” H
TBD 137
It shall be the responsibility of all employers and employees to read and comply with the following common sense guidelines which are designed to promote safety in the erecting and dismantling of scaffolds. These guidelines do not purport to be all-inclusive nor to supplant or replace other additional safety and precautionary measures to cover usual or unusual conditions. Local, State or Federal statute or regulations shall supersede these guidelines if there is a conflict and it is the responsibility of each employee to comply.
GENERAL GUIDELINESI. POST THESE SCAFFOLDING SAFETY GUIDELINES in a conspicuous place and be sure that all persons who erect, dismantle or use scaffolding are aware of them.II. FOLLOW ALL STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL CODES, ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS pertaining to scaffolding because they may be more restrictive. For example, height or width requirements may vary.III. SURVEYTHEJOBSITE—Asurveyshallbemadeofthejobsiteforhazards,suchasuntamperedearthfills,ditches,debris,hightensionwires,unguardedopenings,andotherhazardousconditionscreatedbyothertrades.These
conditions shall be corrected or avoided as noted in the following sections.IV. INSPECT ALL EQUIPMENT BEFORE USING—Never use any equipment that is damaged or defective in any way.V. KEEP ALL EQUIPMENT IN GOOD REPAIR—Avoid using corroded equipment—the strength of corroded equipment is not known.VI. INSPECT ERECTED SCAFFOLDS DAILY—or at the beginning of every shift to be sure that they are maintained in safe condition.VII. NEVER USE EQUIPMENT FOR PURPOSES OR IN WAYS FOR WHICH IT WAS NOT INTENDED.VIII. REPORT ANY UNSAFE CONDITION. NEVER TAKE CHANCES—Do not work on scaffolds if your physical condition is such that you feel dizzy or unsteady in any way.IX. WORKING UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL OR ILLEGAL DRUGS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.X. CONSULT YOUR SCAFFOLDING SUPPLIER—NEVER TAKE CHANCES—Consult manuals and instructions provided by the supplier; scaffolding is his business.
Scaffold Safety Guidelines - recommended by Scaffolding, Shoring & Forming Institute
GUIDELINES FOR ERECTION AND USE OF SCAFFOLDS A. PROVIDE ADEQUATE SILLS for scaffold posts and use base plates. B. USE ADJUSTING SCREWS or other approved conditions. C. PLUMBANDLEVELALLSCAFFOLDSastheerectionproceeds.Donotforcebracestofit—levelthescaffold
untilproperfitcanbemadeeasily. D. BRACING. Each frame or panel shall be braced by horizontal bracing, cross bracing, diagonal bracing or any
combination thereof for securing vertical members together laterally. All brace connections shall be made secure, in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations.
E. DO NOT CLIMB CROSS BRACES. Use only an access (climbing) ladder, access steps, frame designed to be climbed or equivalent safe access to scaffold.
F. TIE RUNNING SCAFFOLD TO WALL or structure when the height exceeds* four (4) times the minimum scaffold basedimension.Thefirstverticalandlongitudinaltieshallbeplacedatthispoint.Verticaltiesshallberepeatedat intervals not greater than 26 feet. Longitudinal ties shall be placed at each end and at intervals not greater than 30 feet. Ties must prevent the scaffold from tipping into or away from the wall or structure.
G. WHENSCAFFOLDSARETOBEPARTIALLYORFULLYENCLOSED,specificprecautionsmustbetakentoassure frequency and adequacy of ties attaching the scaffolding to the building due to increased load conditions resulting from effects of wind and weather. The scaffolding components to which the ties are attached must also be checked for additional loads.
H. WHEN FREE STANDING SCAFFOLD TOWERS exceed* four times their minimum base dimension vertically, they must be restrained from tipping.
I. DO NOT ERECT SCAFFOLDS NEAR ELECTRICAL POWER LINES UNLESS PROPER PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN. Consult the power service company for advice.
J. DO NOT USE ladders or makeshift devices on top of scaffolds to increase the height. K. DO NOT EXCEED MANUFACTURERS’ RECOMMENDED LOAD RATING. L. EQUIP AND MAINTAIN ALL PLATFORMS with proper guardrails, midrails, and toeboards along all open sides
and ends of scaffold platforms. M. ALL BRACKETS shall be seated correctly with side brackets parallel to the frames and end brackets at 90 degrees
to the frames. Brackets shall not be bent or twisted from normal position. Brackets (except mobile brackets designed to carry materials) are to be used as work platforms only and shall not be used for storage of material or equipment. When brackets are used, the scaffold shall be tied to the structure or otherwise restrained to prevent tipping.
N. ALL SCAFFOLDING ACCESSORIES shall be used and installed in accordance with the manufacturers’ recom-mendedprocedure.Accessoriesshallnotbealteredinthefield.Scaffolds,framesandtheircomponentsofvarious manufacturers shall not be intermixed.
O. FOR PLANKING, THE FOLLOWING GUIDELINES APPLY: 1. Use only lumber that is properly inspected and graded as scaffold plank. 2. Planking shall have at least 12 inches of overlap and extend 6 inches beyond center of support, or, be
cleated at both ends to prevent sliding off supports.
3. Fabricated scaffold planks and platforms, unless created or restrained by hooks, shall extend over their end supports not less than 6 inches nor more than 12 inches.
4. Secure plank to scaffold when necessary. P. FOR ROLLING SCAFFOLDS THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES APPLY.
1. CASTERS WITH PLAIN STEMS shall be attached to the panel or adjustment screw by pins or other suitable means.
2. DO NOT EXTEND ADJUSTING SCREWS ON ROLLING SCAFFOLDS MORE THAN 12 INCHES. 3. WHEELS OR CASTERS shall be provided with a locking device and kept locked during erection and
dismantling or any time scaffolds are not being moved. 4. SECURE OR REMOVE ALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT from platform before moving scaffold. 5. USE HORIZONTAL DIAGONAL BRACING near the bottom and at 20 foot intervals measured from the
rolling surface. 6. DO NOT USE brackets or other platform extensions without consideration of overturning effect. 7. THE HEIGHT OF A ROLLING SCAFFOLD excluding its uppermost guardrails, must not exceed* four times
its smallest base dimension unless it is stabilized by an engineered counterweight system or some other equivalent means.
8. CLEAT OR SECURE ALL PLANKS. 9. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MOVE A ROLLING SCAFFOLD WITHOUT SUFFICIENT HELP—watch out for
holesinfloorandoverheadobstructions—stabilizeagainsttipping. 10. DO NOT RIDE ROLLING SCAFFOLDS. 11. JOINTS shall be restrained from separation.
Q. FOR “PUTLOGS” AND “TRUSSES” the following additional guidelines apply. 1. DO NOT CANTILEVER OR EXTEND PUTLOGS/TRUSSES as side brackets without thorough consideration
for loads to be applied. 2. PUTLOGS/TRUSSES SHOULD BE EXTENDED AT LEAST 6 inches beyond point of support. 3. PLACE RECOMMENDED BRACING BETWEEN PUTLOGS/TRUSSES when the span of putlog/truss is
more than 12 feet. R. WHEN DISMANTLING SCAFFOLDING THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES APPLY: 1. CHECK TO SEE IF SCAFFOLDING HAS BEEN STRUCTURALLY ALTERED in any way which would make
it unsafe, and if so, reconstruct where necessary before commencing with dismantling procedures. 2. VISUALLY INSPECT PLANK prior to dismantling to be sure that they are safe to work on. 3. COMPONENTS SHOULD BE LOWERED as soon as dismantled in safe manner so as to protect personnel
below. 4. DO NOT ACCUMULATE EXCESS COMPONENTS OR EQUIPMENT on the level being dismantled. 5. DISMANTLED EQUIPMENT should be stockpiled in an orderly manner. S. FOLLOW ERECTION PROCEDURES AND USE MANUALS.
DRYWALL LIFT Part Number Description Capacity Weight
0063-0547 Model DL 100 Steel - 5’ to 10’ lift adjustment 200 104
0063-0580 Model DL 125 Steel - 5’ to 12’ lift adjustment 200 125
0063-0595 Model DL 150 Steel - 5’ to 15’ lift adjustment 160 141
0063-0580
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SCAFFOLD FRAME MEASUREMENT CHARTSThese facts are needed whenever you are not sure that the frame is a BilJax brand product. If you do not have previous experience with the frame ordered, or if you do not have the item number, answer the below questions and provide them with your order.
Center access frame Ladder frame
Open frameStep frame
A. Specify Rotation of Pin Holes 1. 900 or 450 top & bottom 900 StandardB. Width of Frame Center to Center 1. To get this measurement, place tape outside to inside of leg tube.C. Frame Height 1. Measure overall top to bottom 2. DO NOT include insert (stacking pin) in measurementD. Lock Spacing 1. Measure distance from top of top lock pin to top of bottom lock pin 2. When a lock had two pins, use the lower pin of both locksE. Lock Location 1. Measure between top of leg and the center of the top lock pin 2. In case of a two pin lock, use the lower pinF. Tube Size of Leg (diameter) 1. Measure leg outside to outside 1-1/2”, 1-5/8”, 1-11/16” standard sizes
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