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ALU-TOPnew | High-strength aluminium prop

Whether used as a single prop or in support towers or falsework, ALU-TOP®new from Harsco Infrastructure is an innovative modular aluminium prop system. Suitable for a wide range of applications, ALU-TOPnew features a high load-bearing capacity (up to 400 kN per tower) and low weight.

ALU-TOPnew is noted for its simple handling, integrated connectors and intuitive assembly ensuring a rapid, self-aligning erection of the system and straightforward dismantling.

The desired prop height is achieved by suitably combining the ALU-TOPnew props which are available in 6 lengths. Precison adjustment is achieved with head and base jacks. Frames in 6 widths permit the trouble-free adaptation of the support structure to the conditions on site.

On the frames, the required connectors are integrated to allow the addition of walkway brackets, castor shoes, guardrails and temporary railings. This minimises the risk of small parts being mislaid or damaged on site.

ALU-TOPnew can be readily combined with our TOPEC® and TOPFLEX® soffit formwork systems.

ALU-TOPnew at a glance

  • High load bearing capacity of approx. 400 kN per shoring tower and light-weight due to aluminum design
  • Time saving due to faster erection and dismantling than with conventional alu shoring systems (confirmed by time studies)
  • Simple and self-aligning connection of system parts due to the pre-defined collars at the outerlegs
  • Safe and efficient assembly with advanced guard railing using only system parts such as standard frames and platforms
  • Optimal utilisation of the load capacity due to flexible arrangement of the post shores

Do you require help with compliance, quality and speed of work on your site? You might be interested in our extensive programme of training courses and workshops including falsework inspection.

 

In 2010 SGB, Hünnebeck, Patent and ESCO joined forces to operate under the new name of Harsco Infrastructure.