ASC AGS Pro rolling scaffold 90x305 10.2m working height guardrail double-sidedy

The ASC AGS Pro rolling scaffold tower 90x305 meets the new standard. From 1 January 2018, it is mandatory to always have a handrail when entering the next platform on a mobile scaffold. The AGS ensures user safety by offering the option of installing a handrail from a lower platform height. As a result of this construction method, a user is immediately assured and secured by an already present safetyrail after climbing the next platform. With this new construction method you have less parts than with traditional mobile towers, you can set up the mobile tower quickly.

Scaffolding parts:

• 8x   ASC construction frame 90-28-7
• 2x   ASC construction frame 90-28-4
• 4x   ASC platform with hatch 305
• 8x   ASC AGS PRO safety guardrail 305
• 2x   ASC horizontal brace 305
• 2x   ASC diagonal brace 305
• 4x   ASC scaffold castor 200 mm with aluminium spindle, nylon (height adjustable)
• 4x   Scaffolding adjustable stabilizer 200
• 1x   ASC toe board set wood
• 16x Locking clip

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

Extra information

• The platforms are available with wooden decks or carbon decks. The carbon decks are 25 percent lighter than wooden decks.
• The AGS Pro rolling scaffold is suitable for indoor and outdoor work.
• The rolling scaffold with safety guard rail is equipped with double-braked wheels, these are adjustable in height up to 25 cm.
• This professional ASC rolling scaffold is equipped with a handrail at knee and hip height on every level.
• Made of high quality aluminum, tube diameter 50.8 mm.
• This rolling scaffold tower can be extended to a maximum working height of 10.20 m.
• Refer to the ASC rolling scaffolding with advance guard rail manual for assembly instructions.
• All scaffolding 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.