What are the differences between forged scaffolding fasteners and ordinary fasteners?

What are the differences between forged scaffolding fasteners and ordinary fasteners?

There are significant differences in the manufacturing process and usage effects between forged scaffolding fasteners and ordinary fasteners.

At first, forged scaffolding fasteners were made using forging technology, while ordinary fasteners were made through casting or stamping. Forging is a process of processing metal materials at high temperatures into the desired shape, with higher strength and durability. In contrast, ordinary fasteners made by casting and stamping processes have lower strength and are prone to deformation or damage.

Secondly, the connection design of forged scaffold fasteners is more precise, which can ensure a firm connection between the fasteners and the scaffold. The design of the fastener connection port can effectively reduce the vibration and shaking of the scaffold during use, and improve the safety of use. Ordinary fasteners often have problems with weak and loose connections, which can easily lead to instability of the scaffold.

Thirdly, the surface of forged scaffold fasteners has undergone professional treatment and has high anti-corrosion performance. The use of anti rust coatings or hot-dip galvanizing processes can effectively prevent rusting and corrosion of fasteners after long-term use. However, ordinary fasteners often do not undergo special treatment and are susceptible to external environmental erosion, resulting in a shorter service life.

In summary, forged scaffolding fasteners have higher strength, better stability, and durability, making them suitable for scaffolding construction in various complex environments. Although ordinary fasteners have a lower price, they are prone to safety hazards and have a shorter service life during use. Therefore, when building scaffolding, choosing forged scaffolding fasteners is a wiser choice.