Sistemas de apuntalamiento

Ringlock Shoring System

Ringlock Shoring System is widely used in building and municipal engineering projects. When combined with the top formwork bracing rib system, it allows for wider spacing arrangements.

In Ringlock Shoring System, the standards have a diameter of 60.3 mm with a wall thickness of 3.2 mm while the ledgers and diagonal braces are 48.3 mm in diameter. All components are made of Q355B structural steel. Compliant with European standards.

Advantages 

 

  • High Load Capacity

Single standard supports up to 150 kN.

 

  • Durable Components

Hot-dip galvanized for corrosion resistance and long service life.

 

  • Flexible Design

Multiple ledger sizes for various spacing configurations with strong compatibility.

 

  • Easy Assembly

Quick installation and dismantling with secure connections and diagonal braces.

 

FAQ

 

A Ringlock Shoring System is a modular support structure designed to carry temporary loads during concrete construction. It consists of standards, ledgers, braces, and adjustable components connected through a ringlock mechanism, providing a stable and efficient shoring solution for slabs, beams, and other structural elements.
The system helps address issues such as insufficient load capacity, complicated installation procedures, limited adaptability, and project delays caused by inefficient support structures. Its modular design enables fast assembly while maintaining structural stability.
Ringlock Shoring Systems are commonly used in high-rise buildings, commercial complexes, industrial facilities, bridges, tunnels, infrastructure projects, and large-span concrete structures that require temporary load-bearing support.
Yes. Ringlock Shoring Systems are designed to provide high load-bearing capacity and structural stability. They are widely used for supporting large concrete slabs, transfer beams, bridge decks, and other heavy construction loads.