January 28, 2009 -
Suited for all types of scaffolding, 3-piece truss system is constructed from high strength steel tube and galvanized for extended use. Each truss - two 15 ft sections and one 14 ft section - can be used in any combination, enabling one package to cover 14, 15, 29, 30, and 44 ft spans. Rated for 85 plf and designed for max 5 ft spacing, package will work with any manufacturer's scaffold.
Universal Manufacturing Corp Devolopes New 44' Truss System
Universal Manufacturing, Located in Zelienople, PA, has developed a new three piece truss system for all types of scaffolding. Now large spans can be covered with a more manageable truss system. Each truss consists of two 15' sections and one 14' sections. These sections can also be used in any combination, so one 44' truss package covers 14', 15', 29', 30', and 44' spans. This means less inventory, with greater function. These units are constructed from high strength steel tube and galvanized to offer decades of use. The system is rated for 85 plf, and designed for a maximum 5' spacing. The new truss system will work with any manufactures scaffold. Please call Universal Scaffolding at 724-452-8300 for additional details and pricing. Company Information: Name: Universal Manufacturing Corp. Address: 550 W. New Castle St., P.O. Box 220 City: Zelienople State: PA ZIP: 16063 Country: USA Phone: 724-452-8300 FAX: 724-452-0576 http://www.universalscaffold.com
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