Atlantic Industrial And Safety

Scaffolding Joint Clamp – A heavy-duty steel fitting used to connect two scaffold tubes end-to-end in a straight line, extending the length of the scaffold structure. Also called a Sleeve Coupler, it has an internal grip that tightly secures the tubes, ensuring strength and alignment without slippage. Made from forged or pressed steel with a galvanized finish, it offers high load-bearing capacity and resistance to rust. Standard size: 48.3 mm tubes (common in scaffolding). Widely used in construction and industrial sites where long, continuous scaffolding runs are required. Easy to install with bolts/nuts, reusable, and compliant with international safety standards. Essential for building stable, extended scaffolding frameworks.

Pipe Sleeve Coupler: A short cylindrical connector used to join two pipe ends in line. Made from steel, GI, PVC, or other materials depending on application. Provides leak-proof, rigid, or flexible connection—often with internal threads, compression fit, or welding type. Commonly used in plumbing, irrigation, scaffolding, and industrial piping systems for easy extension or repair.

Anchor Nuts are specialized fasteners, also called nut plates or captive nuts, designed to provide a threaded attachment point in assemblies where access to the back side is limited. They are mounted onto panels or structural components and allow bolts or screws to be fastened from one side, making them ideal for “blind” installations.

Anchor nuts come in fixed and floating types. Fixed anchor nuts are rigidly secured, providing precise alignment, while floating anchor nuts allow slight movement of the internal thread, making it easier to align and fasten bolts in tight or offset spaces. They are typically made from steel, stainless steel, or corrosion-resistant alloys, and are available in various configurations such as one-lug, two-lug, corner, or right-angle designs.