SCAFF JOINER (INTERNAL)

£0.00

The Internal Scaff Joiner is an inline tube connector designed to join two 48.3 mm scaffold or handrail tubes while maintaining a clean, flush external profile. The fitting sits inside the tube and expands when tightened, providing accurate alignment without an external clamp around the joint. It is particularly useful across staging, scenic structures and temporary event builds where a neat continuous tube appearance is required. Designed for compatible 48.3 mm tube, the internal joiner provides a straightforward connection solution for professional event and production environments.

Features:

  • Internal inline tube connector

  • Designed for 48.3 mm diameter tube

  • Creates a smooth, flush external joint

  • Expands internally when tightened

  • Joins two tubes of the same diameter

  • Suitable for compatible scaffold and handrail tube

  • Suitable for staging and scenic structures

  • Designed for temporary event and production builds

  • Not suitable as a load-bearing or tensile joint

The Internal Scaff Joiner is an inline tube connector designed to join two 48.3 mm scaffold or handrail tubes while maintaining a clean, flush external profile. The fitting sits inside the tube and expands when tightened, providing accurate alignment without an external clamp around the joint. It is particularly useful across staging, scenic structures and temporary event builds where a neat continuous tube appearance is required. Designed for compatible 48.3 mm tube, the internal joiner provides a straightforward connection solution for professional event and production environments.

Features:

  • Internal inline tube connector

  • Designed for 48.3 mm diameter tube

  • Creates a smooth, flush external joint

  • Expands internally when tightened

  • Joins two tubes of the same diameter

  • Suitable for compatible scaffold and handrail tube

  • Suitable for staging and scenic structures

  • Designed for temporary event and production builds

  • Not suitable as a load-bearing or tensile joint