Quick-assembly scaffold UNI 70/100

The facade scaffold MJ UNI 70/100 has the overall approval of the Deutsches Institut für Bautechnik (German Institute of Planning and Building Regulation), Berlin, approval number Z-8.1-184. Z-8.1-303 and Z-8.1-871*. 

The high quality of this system is based on the optimal ergonomic construction, the durability of the materials and the assembly logics that virtually rules out any assembly errors. The key features of the system are the round bolt connection and the swivel pins. 

The individual scaffold bays are connected by decks which are placed on the round bolts of the vertical frames so that the system can be erected in next-to-no time. In addition, this practically rules out the risk of the decks slipping. The tilting pins in the vertical frames are used to fasten guard rails and diagonals without the use of tools.

The standard design of the MJ UNI 70 scaffold system can be utilized according to DIN 4420-1:1990 for scaffolding group 3 and as guard and roof guard scaffolding. The MJ UNI 100 scaffold system, according to length, can be used for load classes 4 - 6 for scaffolding according to DIN EN 12811-1:2004. The use of a roof guard is accounted for in the standard design.  

With extensive and functionally aligned accessories, the system is able to achieve a degree of flexibility that also enables scaffolding for difficult objec

Essential benefits of UNI 70/100 system at a glance:

• Horizontal bracing with round bolt deck arresting.
• Short assembly times without the use of any additional tools due to modular structure.
• High safety features:
• Decks are firmly held on the vertical frames.
• Inherent and vertical moving loads are discharged directly by the decks lying on the vertical frames.
• No „tripping hazards“ caused by protruding parts of the frame.
• Independent perpendicular adjustment with fixed knot connections.  After initial alignment of the lowest levels the adjustment for all further scaffold levels takes place automatically.
• Much working space caused by outside mounted diagonals.
• Decks made of timber, steel and aluminium.