Inquiry About Binding Wire for Scaffolding

Can anyone provide information on whether we can use binding wire for tying planks in scaffolds? If so, could I also know the diameter of the binding wire as per the IS standard? It would also be great if anyone could provide the IS specification document for scaffolding.

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Vamsi Akunuri

From India, Vadodara
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See the animation picture. If something happens, can TIEWIRE hold the planks? I don't have the scaffolding IS standard, but some of our members might be able to help you with it.

[IMG]http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/scaffolding/images/bend4.gif[/IMG]

From United States, Fpo
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Hi everyone, thank you very much for the replies. I got some information from your valuable feedback. However, one thing is still confusing me. On the scaffolding, we use a wooden plank as a base. Can this wooden plank be tied up with binding wire to the scaffolding? If yes, what should be the size/diameter of the binding wire? If not, what are the other types of wires that we can use? I apologize if I am asking many questions. I just want to make myself clear. Please do not think otherwise.

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Vamsi Akunuri

From India, Vadodara
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For tying the wooden planks/boards, rope is preferred. I have not come across with the tying of binding wire. IS 2750 (scaffold) does not specify on the use binding wire for such use. Pon
From India, Lucknow
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Hi, Mr. Ron has already replied to you. Regarding Hazard Identification, please use the "Type your query" button; you will find a lot of information. Study, compile, and prepare your own assessment. In case you still have queries, upload them on this forum, and we shall definitely try to answer them.

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