Layher Rolling Towers — Uni Compact

Rolling Towers
Safety Structure
Instructions for Assembly and Use

Mobile working platforms

to DIN EN 1004:2005-03

Working platform 1.5 x 1.8 m

max. working height:

indoors 10.6 m
outdoors 9.7 m

Load bearing capacity 2.0 kN/m2

on max. one working level
(scaffold group 3 to
DIN EN 1004:2005-03)
} CONTENTS

1. Introduction.....................................................................4

2. General directions for assembly and use.......................4

3. Measures to prevent falls...............................................6

4. Tower models..................................................................8

5. Assembly.........................................................................9

6. Dismantling...................................................................14

7. Ballasting.......................................................................15

8. Wall support and anchoring.........................................17

9. Parts List........................................................................17

10. Components of the system...........................................18

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} NOTE

The products or assembly variants shown in these instructions for

assembly and use may be subject to country-specific regulations. The
user of the products bears the responsibility for compliance with such
regulations. Subject to local regulations, we reserve the right not to
supply all the products illustrated here.

Your Layher partner on the spot will be happy to provide advice and
answers to all questions relating to the approvals for the products, to
their use or to specific assembly regulations.

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} 1. INTRODUCTION the tower types shown in these instructions for assembly and use
may be used. The unit must, after assembly and before being put
General into service, be inspected by persons qualified to do so (Sections 4
These instructions for assembly and use relate to assembly, modifi- and 10 of BetrSichV). The inspection must be documented (Section
cation and dismantling of the Layher rolling tower Uni Standard from 11 of BetrSichV). During assembly, modification or dismantling, the
Wilhelm Layher GmbH & Co. KG, of Gueglingen-Eibensbach, Germany. rolling tower must be provided with a prohibition sign indicating “No
The instructions cannot cover all the possible applications. If you have access allowed­­” and be adequately safeguarded by means of barriers
any questions about specific applications, please contact your Layher preventing access to the danger zone (BetrSichV Annex 2, para. 5.2.5).
partner. 4. Before installation, all parts must be inspected to ensure they are
in perfect condition. Only undamaged original parts from the Layher
Caution: The Layher Uni Standard may only be assembled, modified mobile working platform systems may be used. Scaffolding parts such
and dismantled under the supervision of a qualified expert and by as snap-on claws and spigots must be cleaned of dirt after use. Scaf-
technically trained employees. folding components must be secured against slipping and impacts
when transported by truck. Scaffolding components must be handled
in such a way that they are not damaged. For wall supports and attach-
ment of ballast weights, see the table on pages 8 –10 of these
} 2. GENERAL DIRECTIONS instructions for assembly and use.
FOR ASSEMBLY AND USE
5. To assemble the upper sections of the tower, the components must
The rolling tower may be used for the appropriate scaffolding class as be hoisted from level to level. Small quantities of tools and materials
specified in DIN EN 1004. can be carried up by the personnel, otherwise hoisted to the working
level using transport ropes.
The user of the rolling tower must comply with the following
instructions: 6. The ladder frame joints must always be secured using spring clips.
1. The user must check the suitability of the selected rolling tower for
the work to be performed (Section 4 of BetrSichV). 7. The tower must be levelled using the adjusting spindles.

2. The maximum working height is, in accordance with 8. Stability must be assured during each phase of the assembly process.
DIN 1004:2005-03:
9. On intermediate platforms used solely for ascent, toe boards can be
• indoors 12.0 m
dispensed with. For small towers where the height of the deck is more
• outdoors 8.0 m
than 1.00 m, equipment must be provided that permits attachment of
The ballasting and component specifications on pages 8 and 14
side protection in accordance with DIN EN 1004:2005-03.
respectively must be complied with. Risk of accidents in the event of
non-compliance. The stability and loadability are no longer assured. 10. Access up onto the working platform is only permitted on the inside
Assembly variants differing from the specifications may require additi- of the scaffolding.
onal design measures. In such cases, the stability and loadability must
be verified in each individual instance. 11. Working on two or more working levels at the same time is not
permitted. In the event of exceptions, the manufacturer must be
3. The assembly, modification or dismantling of the rolling tower in consulted.
accordance with the present instructions for assembly and use may
only be performed under the supervision of a qualified person and 12. Personnel working on mobile working platforms must not push
by professionally suitable employees after special instruction. Only against the brick guards.

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13. Lifting gear must not be attached to and used on mobile working 21. Decks can also be fixed one rung higher or lower to achieve a
platforms. different working height. It must be ensured here that the specified side
protection heights of 1.0 m and 0.5 m are observed. For this assembly
14. Moving in of the adjustable mobile beams is only permitted in con- form, deck diagonal braces must be used.
formity with the instructions for assembly and use and the ballasting With regard to a verification of stability, consult the manufacturer.
information, see page 8.
22. The access hatches must be kept shut whenever they are not in use.
15. Assembly and movement are only permitted on sufficiently firm
ground, and only in a longitudinal or diagonal direction. Avoid any 23. All couplers must be tightened with 50 Nm.
impacts. When the base is extended on one side while wall supports
are in use, movement is only permissible parallel to the wall. During 24. Climbing over from rolling towers is prohibited.
movement, do not exceed normal walking speed.
25. Jumping onto decks is prohibited.
16. No personnel and/or loose objects may be on the tower while it is
being moved. 26. A check must be made as to whether all parts, auxiliary tools
and safety equipment (ropes etc.) for assembling the mobile working
17. After movement, the castors must be locked by pressing down the platforms are available at the site.
brake lever.
27. Horizontal and vertical loads that could cause the mobile working
18. The scaffolding structures must not be subjected to any aggressive platform to topple over must be avoided, for example:
fluids or gases. - pushing against the brick guard
- additional wind loads (tunnel effect from through-type buildings,
19. Mobile working platforms must not be connected by bridging unclad buildings and corners).
unless its structural strength has been specifically verified. The same
applies for all other special assemblies, e.g. suspended scaffolding etc. 28. If stipulated, mobile beams or stabilizers or outriggers and ballast
Furthermore, it is not permitted to construct bridges between a mobile must be provided.
working platform and a building.
29. It is prohibited to increase the height of the deck using ladders,
20. When the mobile working platform is used outdoors or in open boxes or other objects.
buildings, it must be moved to a wind-protected area when wind
strengths exceed 6 on the Beaufort scale or at the end of a shift, or 30. Mobile working platforms are not designed to be lifted or suspended.
secured against toppling over by other suitable measures (a wind
strength of more than 6 can be recognised by noticeable difficulty in
walking). If possible, towers used outside buildings must be securely
fastened to the building itself or to other structures. It is recommended
that mobile working platforms be anchored if they are left unattended.
The tower must be set to the perpendicular using the adjusting
spindles or by inserting suitable materials underneath it. The maximum
inclination is 1 %.

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} 3. MEASURES TO PREVENT FALLS
Preventing falls during assembly,
modification or dismantling of the tower 1.00 m
Standing area
General

In line with local regulations or as the result of a risk analysis performed

by the scaffolding erector, personal safety apparatus (PSA), an assembly
guardrail or a combination of the two may be necessary for assembly,
modification or dismantling of the scaffolding.

5.75 m
Attachment points on the tower for the personal
safety apparatus (PSA)

The tower can be assembled/dismantled optionally with personal

safety apparatus (PSA) too. Suspend the snap hook during ascent
at least 1.0 m above the standing area of the still unsecured level.
The platform height must be at least 5.75 m. This results in a
minimum attachment height for the PSA of 6.75 m (Fig. 1).

Fig. 2: Minimum heights for use of PSA

The tower level can then be secured with the rear guardrails.

Fig. 1: Attachment of PSAduring ascent onto the unsecured level Fig. 3: Safe assembly of rear guardrails using PSA

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How the Layher advance guardrail system works

The Layher advance guardrail consists of two basic components –

advance guardrail post and telescoping guardrail. The assembly post
a) or b) must be used depending on local regulations.
a. Advance guardrail post with connection for telescoping guardrail
at 1 m height
b. Advance guardrail post with connection for telescoping guardrail
at 0.5 m and 1 m heights
c. Adavance telescopic guardrail of aluminium

Fig. 5: Upward movement of the advance guardrail system

a b c
The advance guardrail post of the assembly safety
rail can be fitted and dismantled by an erector from two
positions:
1. Assembly/dismantling from above
2. Assembly/dismantling from below
Ensure that both claws of the advance guardrail snap
in completely and that the telescoping guardrail is
attached using the tilting pins.

To prevent unintended slipping of

the advance guardrail post, fit a rear
guardrail at the level of a snap-on
claw.

Fig. 4: Connection of advance guardrail post to the ladder frame Fig. 6: Safe assembly of rear guardrails using advance guardrail system

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} 4. TOWER MODELS
In the case of assembly outdoors, do not exceed the height limit!
T ower models
1405001 – 1405008

Working height

Scaffolding
height

Platform
1405001 1405002 1405003
height

1405004 1405005 1405006 1405007 1405008

Tower model 1405001 1405002 1405003 1405004 1405005 1405006 1405007 1405008
Working height [m] 3.5 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.6 9.6 10.6
Scaffolding height [m] 2.6 3.6 4.6 5.6 6.6 7.79 8.79 9.79
Platform height [m] 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 6.6 7.6 8.6
Weight [kg] (without ballast) 97.70 155.00 194.50 226.50 266.00 379.90 425.00 451.40
Ballasting
Indoors
Assembly central* 0 l1 r1 l1 r1 l4 r4 0 0 0 l1 r1
Assembly off-set X X X X 0 0 0 l1 r1
Assembly off-set with wall bracing 0 l2 r0 l2 r0 l4 r0 0 0 0 l1 r1
Outdoors
Assembly central* 0 l1 r1 l3 r3 l7 r7 l6 r6 l13 r13 l17 r17 X
Assembly off-set X X X X l6 r6 l13 r13 l17 r17 X
Assembly off-set with wall bracing 0 l2 r0 l4 r0 l10 r4 l6 r6 l13 r13 l17 r17 X
* Assembly with adjustable mobile beam, which must be fully extended. X = not permissible / possible 0 = no ballast required Table gives the number of ballast weights each of 10 kg.
For ballasting, use Layher ballast weights, Ref. No. 1249.000, 10 kg each. These are fastened quickly and securely at the right place using the star handle coupling.
Liquid or granular ballast materials must not be used. The ballast weights must be distributed evenly to all ballast fixing points (see pages 15 – 16).
Example: 2l, 2r  2 ballast weights of 10 kg each must be fastened to the left-hand side of the ladder frame, and 2 ballast weights of 10 kg each to its right-hand side
6L, 16R  6 ballast weights of 10 kg each must be fastened to the left-hand side of the mobile beam, and 16 ballast weights of 10 kg each to its right-hand side

r and R always relate, in the case of off-centre assembly, to that side facing away from the scaffolding; l and L relate to the side facing the scaffolding (see also Section 9, Ballasting, on pages 15 – 16)

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} 5. ASSEMBLY Safety Structure P2 1. Insert the castors 1 into the 2.00 m ladder frames 19 and secure
them against falling out by fastening the wing screws on the spindle
Observe the general directions for assembly and use on pages 4 – 5. The nuts.
assembly examples shown are intended for use indoors up to a maximum
platform height of 12 m and outdoors up to a maximum platform height of 2. Connect the two ladder frames 21 using two double guardrails 9.
8 m. Snap the snap-on claws of all parts into the ladder frames from above. Suspend the access deck 19 and the deck 18 from the fourth rung from
Level the tower after the basic assembly process. This is done using the below of the 2.00 m ladder frames 21.
threaded spindles of the castors 1.

The castors must be locked during assembly, modification or

dismantling, and when there are people on the scaffolding.

Wedges in the system must be hammered home until the blow Basic assembly
bounces off. Screw couplers must generally be tightened (50 Nm). Tower models 1405006 and 1405008
On the topmost scaffolding level, a double guardrail 9 or a tower
beam 10 can be fitted instead of two rear guardrails. Please remember
in this case that for assembly and dismantling two additional rear
guardrails must be present to ensure collective side protection. These
can be removed again after insertion of the double guardrail or of the
tower beam.

The item numbers of the parts relate to the individual part list on page
18 – 20.

Basic assembly
Tower model 1405001

1. Insert the castors 1 into the mobile beams 4 and secure them
against falling out by fastening the wing screws on the spindle
nuts.

2. Connect the mobile beams 4 using a basic tube 6 / basic strut 7

and a deck 18.

3. Fit two 1.00 m ladder frames 22 onto the mobile beams and
secure them using spring clips 20.

Further assembly is in accordance with page 11 “Assembly of inter­

mediate platforms”.

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Basic assembly Basic assembly
Tower model 1405007 Tower models 1405002 and 1405004

1. Insert the castors 1 into the mobile beams 4 and secure them against
falling out by fastening the wing screws on the spindle nuts.
2. Connect the mobile beams 4 using a basic tube 6 / basic strut 7 and
a rear guardrail 8 to the bar of the mobile beam.
1. Insert the castors 1 into the 1.00 m ladder frames 22 and secure them
3. Fit a 2.00 m ladder frame 21 onto the mobile beam 4 and secure it against falling out by fastening the wing screws on the spindle nuts.
with spring clips 20. Suspend two rear guardrails 8 from the top rung
2. Fit further 2.00 m ladder frames 21. Connect the two rolling tower
and connect them with a second 2.00 m ladder frame 21. Then fit the
side parts to the top rungs and to the bottom rungs, using two rear
second 2.00 m ladder frame 21 onto the mobile beam and secure it
guardrails 8 in each case.
using spring clips 20. (Any double guardrails in stock must be installed
as side protection for the first level. The rear guardrails previously 3. Install two diagonal braces 12 crosswise. Then suspend an access
installed as an advance side protection are removed again after the deck 19 and a deck 18.
double guardrails have been fitted.)
4. To keep to the maximum spacing from the first rung, fit an access
4. Fit two diagonal braces 13, the access deck 19 and the deck 18. Ensure ledger 9 on the access side of the rolling tower.
here that the two diagonal braces are installed parallel to one another
5. Climb up to the next level and fit additional rear guardrails 8 to the
in the direction of the access hatch.
second rung above the platform surface.
5. Climb up to the next level and fit additional rear guardrails 8 to the
Further assembly is in accordance with page 11 “Assembly of inter­
second rung above the platform surface.
mediate platforms”.
Further assembly is in accordance with page 11 “Assembly of inter­
mediate platforms”.

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Basic assembly Assembly of intermediate platforms
Tower models 1405003 and 1405005 All tower models
The following assembly steps 1 to 5 are repeated several
times depending on the assembly height.

1. Insert the castors 1 into the 2.00 m ladder frames 21 and secure them 1. Fit the first 2.00 m ladder frame 21 and secure it with spring clips 20.
against falling out by fastening the wing screws on the spindle nuts.
2. Attach the Uni assembly hook 24 and position the second ladder
2. Connect the two rolling tower side parts to the top rungs and to the frame 21 for fitting the rear guardrails 8.
bottom rungs, using two rear guardrails 8 in each case.
3. Fit two diagonal braces 13, the access deck 19 and the deck 18.
Ensure here that the two diagonal braces are installed parallel to one
another in the direction of the access hatch.
4. To keep to the maximum spacing from the first rung, fit an access
ledger 23 on the access side of the rolling tower.
5. Climb up to the next level and fit additional rear guardrails 8 to the
second rung above the platform surface. (Any double guardrails 9 in
stock must be installed as side protection for the first level. The rear
guardrails previously installed as an advance side protection are removed
again after the double guardrails have been fitted.)
Further assembly is in accordance with “Assembly of intermediate
platforms” (see on the right side).

3. Swing the ladder frame with the rear guardrail upwards, fit it in place
and secure it with spring clips 20.

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 Completion of working platform
All tower models

4. Insert diagonal braces 12, access deck 19 and deck 18. The diagonal
braces must be installed in a tower-like (zig-zag) form on both sides.

1. To complete the working platform, attach toe boards with claw 17

and end toe boards 16.

If an intermediate platform is also to be used as a working

platform, attach toe boards here too.

Operating the castors

During assembly and while working, keep
the castors locked by pressing down the
brake lever labelled STOP.

When the brake is locked, the lever

labelled STOP is in the down position.
5. Climb up to the next level and fit additional rear guardrails 8 to the For movement, unlock the castors by
second rung above the platform surface. pushing the opposite lever down.

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Adjustment of the mobile beam Assembly directly on castors with access ledger

max. 15 cm

max. 30 cm
V
4
1

40 cm
K

max.

60 cm
max.
S
M Model: 1405001
Models: 1405002 — 1405005

The adjustable mobile beam 5 permits operation in the centre position

and at the wall without dismantling the scaffolding. It can be retracted Assembly with 1323.320
and extended in the assembled state. Ensure before adjustment the
ballast weights specified in the ballasting table are always attached
at the right place (see page 8). For adjustment in the assembled state,
lower the central support M attached to the mobile beam 5 as far
as possible and secure it. Relieve the castors 1 at the sliding parts

max. 30 cm
max. 15 cm
by turning the spindle S until the adjustment part V can be adjusted
when the clamping wedge K has been loosened. After adjustment, fix
the clamping wedge K, subject the castor 1 to load again by turning
the spindle, and move the central support M upwards and secure it.

max. 60 cm
40 cm
max.
Models: 1405006, 1405008

Maximum spindle adjustment Model: 1405007

of the various models

Assembly directly on castors

0 cm

40 cm
max.

Model: 1405001

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} 6. DISMANTLING
Dismantling is in the reverse order to assembly (see page 9–13).
When dismantling, do not remove the bracing elements such as
diagonal braces, rear guardrails or access decks until the ladder
frames above them have been dismantled.
To lift out the individual parts, open the snap-on claws by pressing
their locking clips.

During dismantling of an intermediate or working platform, first remove

the topmost rear guardrails from the level underneath them. This is
done with the aid of a rear guardrail installed at knee level.

It is placed from above onto the 2nd rung and acts as a lever for opening
the snap-on claw (see detail).

The red locking clips of the decks permit effortless installation and
removal by a single person; first open them and place the deck with
the opened clips on the rung, then open the opposite clips and lift out
the deck.

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} 7. BALLASTING
Attachment of ballast weights

Assembly central: Assembly central:

Models: Models: Models:
1405001 –1405005 1405006 –1405008 1405006 –1405008

l r L l r R L l r R

l r L l r R L l r R

l r L R
l r
L R

l r

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Example for assembly, model 1405004
Assembly outdoors in centre position
Ballast: See page 8

Tower model 1405004

Working height [m] 6.5
Scaffolding height [m] 5.6
Platform height [m] 4.5
Weight [kg] (without ballast) 226.50
Ballasting
Indoors
Assembly central l4 r4
Assembly off-set X
Assembly off-set with wall bracing l4 r0
Outdoors
Assembly central l7 r7
Assembly off-set X
Assembly off-set with wall bracing l10 r4

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} 8. WALL SUPPORT (under load) For work performed on a load-bearing wall, ballasting can be reduced
in accordance with the Ballasting table (see page 8). In this
Anchoring (under load and tension) case, wall supports or anchoring must be installed on both
sides of the tower. Use the Uni distance tube 14 and fix it to the
ladder frame 21/22 using two couplers 15 in each case. The rubber
mount is positioned on the wall to provide support (see detail A).
The Uni distance tube, rotated by 180°, is used for anchoring and
is fitted in an eyebolt which was attached to the wall previously
(see detail B). The mobile beams must be installed so that they
project at the side facing away from the wall. The wall supports/
anchoring must be attached at the level of the top working platform or
at most 1 m below that.

Detail A Detail B

} 9. parts list
Tower model Ref. No. 1405001 1405002 1405003 1405004 1405005 1405006 1405007 1405008
Guardrail 1,80 m 1205.180 0 6 10 10 14 12 17 16
Double guardrail 1,80 m 1206.180 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Diagonal brace 2,50 m 1208.180 0 2 2 4 4 6 6 8
Diagonal brace 1,95 m 1208.195 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 0
Basic tube 1,80 m 1211.180 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1
End toe board 1,44 m 1238.144 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Toe board 1,80 m with claw 1239.180 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Deck 1,80 m 1241.180 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5
Access deck 1,80 m 1242.180 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
Spring clip 11 mm 1250.000 0 4 4 8 8 16 16 20
Castor 700 — 7 kN 1259.200 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
Ladder frame 75/4 — 1.00 m 1299.004 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2
Ladder frame 75/8 — 2.00 m 1299.008 2 2 4 4 6 6 8 8
Mobile beam with bar, adjustable 1323.320 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2
Access ledger 0.9 m 1344.003 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 0
Uni assembly hook 1300.001 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Ballast 1249.000 For the number of ballasting weights see the ballasting table, see page 8

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} 10. COMPONENTS OF THE SYSTEM 7
1211.180
Basic tube 1.8 m
1 1259.200 Castor 700 Steel tube, hot-dip-galvanized.
with spindle and lock Length 1.8 m, weight 7.7 kg.
Steel. Plastic wheel, dia. 200 mm.
Permissible load-bearing capacity 7 kN
( 700 kg). With double brake lever and 1324.180
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load centering in the braked state. Wheel Basic strut 1.8 m
and slewing ring can be locked. Adjust­ with 2 half-couplers, steel tube
ment range 0.3  –  0.6 m, weight 7.7 kg. hot-dip-galvanized,
length 1.8 m, weight 6.2 kg.
2 1260.200 Castor 1000
with spindle and lock
Steel. Plastic wheel, dia. 200 mm. 15 1205.180 Rear guardrail 1.8 m
Permissible load-bearing capacity 10 kN Aluminium.
( 1000 kg). With double brake lever and Length 1.8 m,
load centering in the braked state. Wheel weight 2.3 kg.
and slewing ring can be locked. Adjust­
ment range 0.3  –  0.6 m, weight 9.4 kg.
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3 1268.200 Castor 1000 with 1206.180
spindle and lock Double guardrail 1.8 m
Aluminium rim with Vulkollan tyre, dia. Aluminium.
200 mm. Permissible load-bearing capa- Length 1.8 m, height 0.5 m,
city 10 kN ( 1000 kg). Special wheel for weight 5.8 kg.
sensitive floor surfaces. Wheel and
slewing ring can be locked. Adjustment
range 0.3  –  0.6 m, weight 10.0 kg.

17 0701.938 Beam 1.8 m

5 1323.320 Mobile beam
with bar, 3.2 m, adjustable Aluminium. Support elements in
Steel rectangular tube, hot-dip-galvanized. tower construction kit or double
For widening the base of towers with up side protection.
to 11.6 m platform height. Width Length 1.8 m, height 0.5 m,
max. 3.2 m, min. 2.3 m, weight 42.5 kg. weight 7.2 kg.

6 1338.320 Mobile beam

with 2 spigots, 3.2 m, adjustable 20
1347.250
Steel rectangular tube, hot-dip-
Deck diagonal brace 2.5 m
galvanized. For base widening in
Weight 4.2 kg.
special rolling tower structures. Width
max. 3.2 m, min. 2.3 m, weight 42.6 kg.

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12 1208.180 Diagonal brace 2.5 m 19 1242.180 Access deck 1.8 m
Aluminium. Aluminium frame, with plywood
Length 2.5 m, weight 3.3 kg. deck and hatch (BFU 100 G) with
phenolic resin coating.
13 1208.295 Diagonal brace 1.95 m Length 1.8 m, width 0.68 m,
Aluminium. weight 15.0 kg.
Length 1.95 m, weight 1.8 kg.

14 1275.110 Distance tube

Aluminium tube with hook and 20 1250.000 Spring clip
rubber foot. Dia. 48.3 mm, Steel.
length 1.1 m, weight 1.4 kg. Weight 0.1 kg

15 1269.019/1269.022
Special tower screw coupler, 1299.008 Ladder frame 150/8
rigid
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Aluminium.
WS 19 or 22 mm, Rungs with non-slip grooving.
weight 1.1 kg. Height 2.0 m, width 1.45 m,
weight 13.5 kg.

16 1238.144
End toe board 1.44 m
Wood.
Length 1.42 m, height 0.15 m,
weight 2.9 kg.

1239.180 22 1299.004 Ladder frame 150/4

17 Aluminium.
Toe board 1.8 m, with claw
Wood. Rungs with non-slip grooving.
Length 1.8 m, height 0.15 m, Height 1.0 m, width 1.45 m,
weight 4.2 kg. weight 7.0 kg.

23 1344.003
18 1241.180 Deck 1.8 m Access ledger 0.9
Aluminium frame, with plywood Aluminium.
deck (BFU 100 G) with phenolic Length 0.9 m,
resin coating. weight 3.3 kg.
Length 1.8 m, width 0.68 m,
weight 13.3 kg.

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24 1300.001
Uni assembly hook
Polyethylene, set of 2.
Weight 1.2 kg.

25 1249.000
Ballast (10 kg)
Steel, hot-dip-galvanised
with half-coupler.

26 1337.000
Spigot, adjustable
for twin towers, steel, hot-dip-
galvanized. For use with mobile
beam No. 1338.320.
Weight 2.1 kg.

27 6344.200 Prohibition sign

28 Fahrbare Arbeitsbühne (Fahrgerüst)

nach DIN EN 1004
6344.300 Identification sign
for rolling towers.
Gerüstersteller:

Gerüstgruppe Zugangsklasse
† 2 (1,5 kN/m2) † A Treppe
† B Stufenleiter
† 3 (2,0 kN/m2) † C Schrägleiter
† D Vertikale Leiter

Höchstzulässige Standhöhe gem. Aufbau- und Verwendungsanleitung:

außerhalb von Gebäuden ________ m
innerhalb von Gebäuden ________ m
Die Anweisungen der Aufbau- und Verwendungsanleitung sind sorgfältig
zu beachten! Kennzeichnung nach DIN EN 1004, Abschnitt 10.2

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