ASC mobile scaffold 135x190 working height 13.2 m

The ASC rolling scaffold is the best of its kind in terms of construction and has proven its high quality for many years. Discover the excellence of the ASC standard rolling scaffold, designed for professional use. Manufactured with high-quality aluminum, this universal rolling scaffold offers durability and reliability for heavy-duty work.

Mobile scaffold parts:

• 10x ASC construction frame 135-28-7
• 2x ASC construction frame 135-28-4
• 2x ASC guardrail frame 135-50-2
• 3x ASC platform without hatch 190
• 3x ASC platform with hatch 190
• 14x ASC horizontal brace 190
• 22x ASC diagonal brace 190
• 4x ASC scaffold wheel 200 mm with aluminium spindle (height adjustable)
• 2x ASC scaffolding adjustable stabilizer 300
• 1x ASC toe board wood
• 24x Locking clip

(*) The number of parts in the photos may differ. The above parts list applies.

Extra information

• The double width rolling tower can be extended to a maximum working height of 14.20 m.
• Make your choice between platforms with wooden deck or carbon deck. A platform with carbon deck is 25 percent lighter than a platform with wooden deck.
• The ASC standard rolling scaffold is suitable for indoor and outdoor work.
• The ASC universal rolling scaffold with braces is equipped with double-braked wheels as standard, they are height adjustable up to 25 cm.
• The ASC wide mobile scaffold has a handrail at knee and hip height.
  Faster erection and dismantling thanks to the innovative platform hook with integrated wind-up protection.
• This aluminum rolling scaffold is equipped with an toe board set so that no materials or tools on the platform cannot fall down.
• For freestanding use, you will need 4 stabilizers.
• Refer to the ASC mobile scaffolding manual for assembly instructions.
• All mobile scaffold parts are available separately.

What does working height mean?

Working height is understood to mean the height at which you can work when standing on the platform. The formula used for this is platform height + 2 meters = working height. This is an indication and may differ slightly in practice, depending on your own body measurements.