Scaffolding Couplers
Fittings

Fittings
Duscaff manufactures couplers that conform to EN 74, BS 1139, standards.
Fittings are the couplers which hold the tubes together. The most common are called scaffold couplers, and there are three basic types: Right Angle Couplers, Swivel Couplers and Putlog Couplers. To join tubes end-to-end joint pins or sleeve couplers are used. Only Right-Angle Couplers, Swivel Couplers and Putlog Couplers can be used to fix tubes in ‘load-bearing connections’.
Some fittings might not be listed below as our range of scaffolding couplers is very vast. Write to us with your requirement as we stock most types of scaffolding couplers.
Couplers
Board Retaining Coupler
1. Holds scaffold boards securely in place
2. Quick-fit to ledgers/transoms
3. Zinc-plated finish
Double Coupler
1. Joins tubes at 90
2. Heavy-duty forged steel
3. EN 74 compliant
Swivel Coupler
1. Connects tubes at any angle
2. Used for bracing
3. EN 74 compliant
Girder Coupler – Fixed Type
1. Fixed connection to steel beams
2. High-load forged body
3. Ideal for suspended scaffolds
Girder Coupler – Swivel Type
1. Adjustable angle to beams
2. Swiveling forged design
3. Strong grip on irregular structures
Inner Joint Pin
1. Internal tube connector
2. Flush finish for vertical joints
Jordan Safety Clamp
1. High-safety tube locking
2. Wedge-type secure fit
Ladder Clamp – Double Sided
1. Secures both ladder rails
2. Prevents tilt/slip
3. Easy to install
Ladder Clamp
1. Clamps ladder to scaffold tube
2. Compact, secure fit
3. For vertical access safety
Limpet Clamp
1. Ties scaffold to building facades
2. Strong anchoring point
3. Used in shoring systems
Putlog Coupler
1. Connects putlogs to ledgers
2. One fixed jaw, one wrap
3. BS 1139 2.2:2009 compliant
Sleeve Coupler
1. End-to-end tube joiner
2. Central stop for alignment
3. Used horizontally/vertically
Toe Board Clamp
1. Holds toe boards in place
2. U-bolt or press-lock fit
3. Edge protection compliance
Universal Clamp
1. Multi-purpose connector
2. Adjustable jaw
3. Fits planks, mesh, or tubes