Our system can be linked together horizontally indefinitely. The Alum-A-Scaffs have a male and female end that can be nested on the jack/bench and secured with the Saf-T-Chain. This can be done repeatedly as needed.
What is the maximum height of the Alum-A-Pole System?
The system is approved to a 50' shoulder working height by OSHA.
What is the Alum-A-Pole rate and max weight?
Our system is 2-man/500 pounds rated.
What is the longest Alum-A-Scaff (walkboard) you make?
Our longest Alum-A-Scaff is 24 feet. The system would become bouncy if the poles are more than 24 feet apart, possibly destabilizing the system. This is true for all scaffolding poles.
Can Alum-A-Pole be used with another manufacturer's equipment?
Do not intermix other manufacturer's products with Alum-A-Pole Scaffolding, as stated in our instructions. Therefore, in order to assure your safety, parts of our system simply won't connect properly to other manufacturer's products.
Does your Saf-T-Net or End Rail System work with another manufacturer's walkboard?
No. Our Saf-T-Nets and End Rails are designed to fit our Alum-A-Scaffs only, and will not attach properly to another manufacturer's walkboard.
Does Alum-A-Scaff conduct electricity?
Yes. All pumpjack scaffolding systems conduct electricity.
Do you sell direct?
No, but we have great distributors waiting to serve you! Please contact us at 1-800-421-2586 for a distributor near you.
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Troubleshooting
My jack is slipping on the pole. What should I do?
Please check the following common issues:
- Is the rubber on your Alum-A-Pole facing away from the building? If not, please turn the pole around.
- Is your APC Bolt finger tight? Do not use a wrench to tighten.
- Check your springs and rollers. You should have 4 springs. There are 2 on the lower posi and 2 on the upper posi. If you are missing any springs or your rollers are flat or worn, please contact us for replacement parts at 1-800-421-2586.
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