Built, confirming to British Standard BS 4074 : 1982 and tested to BS 5507 Part 3 : 1982, of high grade steel, these Props can be used....

This vertical element, being the main load transferring component of the AD Lock system, is strictly made out of OD 48.3mm x 3.2mm thick Mild Steel Tubes, as per BS EN 39: 2001 (Earlier Version BS 1139). The top cups are castings, made of high grade steel and bottom cups are of high grade pressed steel. The stringent quality measures which are undertak....

This Horizontal element, holds the standards together and thereby ensures the structural stability of the system, is therefore made strictly out of OD 48.3mm x 3.2mm thick Mild Steel Tube, as per BS EN 39: 2001.The ledger end blades are made of high grade forged steel. It is available in 8 standard sizes, so that different bay sizes shall be made availab....

This component enables the early striking of the system allowing the Decking & the Infill Beams along with the plywood to be removed for re-use on upper levels in 3 to 4 days of concrete pour. Before, during and after the early striking the top plate of the Drop Head maintains contact with the concrete which can be left in position till the co....

Allows adjustments in height at either the top or the bottom of the support.

Used when the combination of Base Jack, Standard, Universal Jack & Drop Head Assembly is not possible due to tricky heights. It also transfers the load from the Standard evenly.

This secondary decking element is placed in between (at 90 deg. to ) the mail decking members filling up the gaps to maintain allowable plywood spans. This component comes in 6 standard sizes.

This main decking member is light weight due to the use of high grade steel. Heavy Duty pressings at the ends help it withstand rigors of daily site use. Slots at the ends take on the tongue of the Drop Head. Width of the top flange is 100mm. It comes in 3 standard sizes.

An element that allows usage of special lengths of timber as a decking element in conjunction with the Drop Head.

Used mostly, when a particular slab to be supported, has extensions beyond the slab below, or when a walk way has to be provided around the slab being poured. Also comes in handy, when drop beams are to be supported where the use of standards are restricted. Three hollow tubes at the edge of the frame, allows slight adjustments in lengths outward...