Joiner – P1125
48,3mm - 48,3mm

Goal

The joiner connects two 6-meter tubes firmly to eachother.

This connection can connect a tube with a diameter between 48.3-70mm.

With a coupling you can temporarily connect two pipes:

• Universal joint: connecting two pipes at right angles to each other
• Swivel joint: connecting two pipes at an angle
• Welded couplings: connecting two pipes lengthwise
• Beam couplers: Attaching a pipe to a steel beam

The connection is achieved by clamping the coupling to the pipes and striking the keys.

Standards

 Van Thiel couplings comply with the standard NEN-EN 74-1:2005 / -2:2008 / -3:2007 couplings and accessories for steel tube scaffolding or have been subjected to comparable tests in-house.

Requirements and test methods:

• Class B for universal joints, certified for use as a BB coupling
• Class B for swivel joints
• Class B for welding couplings Values ​​obtained
• by testing for beam clamps

Raw material

The raw materials used must meet the requirements set in the applicable Eurocode and/or the values ​​as stated in NEN-EN-12811-2.

The raw materials are subject to controls according to the ISO 9001-2000 system.

Joiner Uniqueness

Van Thiel couplings are recognizable by the stamped “EN74 B CU” mark in the coupling key.

Quality

The Van Thiel quality department checks the quality of the couplings through continuous process control and daily testing of the couplings.

Corrosion protection

The couplings are hot-dip galvanized and therefore protected against rust for life. Corrosion protection according to:

• Sherardizing: NEN-EN 13811:2003 and NEN-EN-ISO 14713-1 and -3:2010
• Galvanizing: NEN-EN-ISO 1461:2009

Joiner Usage  

Only use links to connect:

• Two steel scaffolding tubes with an external diameter of 48.3 mm and a wall thickness in accordance with NEN-EN 39 or comparable
• Two aluminum scaffolding tubes with an external diameter of 48.3 mm and a minimum wall thickness of 4 mm.

You must hit the couplings with a (500 grams van Thiel) hammer up to the ‘dead blow’ (NEN-EN 74-1).

Strike with normal force between one and three strokes.

You should visually inspect the couplings before each use. Do not use the couplings if there is visible damage or deformation.