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Formwork and Scaffolding from Doka
Ringlock modular scaffolding
Greater efficiency and cost-effectiveness thanks to perfectly matched formwork and scaffolding systems from a single source.
Uniting the two, we offer not just products, but possibilities: seamless planning, a professional rental process and global availability.
Available at short notice
- Reliable supply and fast delivery times thanks to worldwide distribution network
- Large quantities of material available at short notice for sale and rental
One Partner, multiple solutions
- A single point of contact for formwork and scaffolding
- Optimally coordinated formwork and scaffolding solutions
- Cost reduction through joint transport
Fully rentable
- High-performance and high-quality rental park for formwork and scaffolding
- Professional and streamlined rental process guarantees simple and smooth handling
- Add-on rental enables the handling of larger construction projects without high investments in new material
Global Certifications
- DIBt certified scaffolding
Ringlock
One scaffold system, limitless applications.
Ringlock scaffolding is a multipurpose and cost-effective solution for construction sites. This versatile modular scaffolding features the rosette and wedge-head locking mechanism. It revolves around a set of core components that efficiently assemble into a robust steel truss that creates a secure working area. These components are standards, ledgers, bay bracing and steel decks.
The streamlined assembling principle of Ringlock also make it stand for high efficiency. By inserting a wedge-head into the rosette and securing it with a well-placed hammer blow, all main components lock firmly in place. No need for bolts, screws, or mechanical tools.
From façade scaffolds to stair towers, rebar scaffolds to shoring and birdcage scaffolds, Ringlock applications are limitless.
Ringlock in action...
Ringlock is a hit. Not only on the construction site but also on fairs and events. Some examples of Ringlock appearances around the world...
