When it comes to construction projects, steel props are an essential component for providing support and stability. However, not all steel props are created equal, and each type has its unique features and uses. In this article, we’ll dive into the different types of steel props and their uses. 1. Adjustable Props Adjustable props, also known as telescopic props, are the most commonly used steel props in construction. They consist of two parts: the outer tube and the inner tube. The outer tube is made of steel and threaded, while the inner tube is also made of steel and slides into the outer tube. Adjusting the height of the prop is made possible by rotating the outer tube

Scaffolding prop go by several names, including shore posts, acrow props, acrow jacks, and adjustable props. The steel prop is a telescoping tubular steel stanchion, adjustable in height via wide diameter threads on the outside of the tube, or via a loose pin through a series of holes in the inner tube. Scaffolding fork head is a kind of construction equipment used for temporary support, and it is also a beam support part of concrete slab and beam formwork, mainly used in the formwork industry. The scaffolding fork prop is also called the ceiling head, and the scaffolding fixed fork head is composed of four angle irons, a bottom plate and a socket joint. Universal prong spacing allows