Essentra Components offers a wide range of end cap options made from diverse materials that can provide different benefits and functionalities to suit various applications and industries

Our Tapered Cap Plug range is made from Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE). This durable Plastic Plug Caps material protects the application from damage, as well as offering corrosion resistance.The Tapered Plug Caps range is suitable for a wide range of hole diameters, so you're sure to find a solution to suit your project requirments. Every one of our Scaffolding Equipment & Supplies products aremanufactured by us with health and safety in mind, hence some of the highly visible colour schemes that we offer.Scaffold protection is essential inside the building and construction industries.TG20:21 provides compliant scaffolds for a limited range of cantilever scaffolds, loading bays, static towers, mobile towers, use of rakers, bridges and protection fans. any specific requirements or provisions eg pedestrian walkway, restriction on tie locations, inclusion/provision for mechanical handling plant eg hoist) Employers must provide appropriate levels of supervision taking into account the complexity of the work and the levels of training and competence of the scaffolders involved.

Theseare a long-term product, which are suited towards the internal protection of a pole. They help to prevent ingress as well as protect from sharp or exposed edges. Produced to fit all industry standard sizes of scaffold pole, these Scaffold End Caps simply push onto the end of a pole. This is without the requirement for adhesives or fixings to keep them in position. Each Cap is available in a range of different vibrant colours that helps to meet all health and safety guidelines. TPR end caps are made of a thermoplastic rubber material that provides good sealing properties and resistance to chemicals and temperature variations.End caps are used as protective covers at the end of an object to provide protection against damage or dirt accumulation on pipes, furniture, and other applications. They are used in many different industries and applications, including automotive, manufacturing, and construction. End caps can be made from different materials and come in various sizes to meet different needs and requirements. Types of end caps All scaffolding must be erected, dismantled and altered in a safe manner. This can be achieved by following NASC's Safety Guidance SG4 'Preventing falls in scaffolding operations'

The Tapered Plug is used to plug the end of tubing, pipes, and bars. Tapered Pipe Plugs are desiged to fit snugly on to the end of a tube to keep liquid, dirt and other ingres out of the cavity - or indeed to help retain the contents that is within. Alternatively, Cap Plugs can be used as Tapered Caps. The Tapered Cap fits neatly over the outside diameter at the end of a tube, pipe or bar. This prevents dirt, dust, moisture, liquids and other contaniments from entering the cavity opening during manufacturing, masking, storage, and transportation. details of additional elements such as beamed bridges, fans, loading bays etc, which may be a standard configuration (see note 1) or specifically designed The above list is not exhaustive and any scaffold that is not a standard configuration or does not comply with published manufacturers' guidelines will require a specific design produced by a competent person. Note Never sheet or attach debris netting to a scaffold without informing those involved in the design and erection of the structure that you are going to do so, as they will need to ensure the scaffold is designed for it.For scaffolds that fall outside the scope of a generally recognised standard configuration the design must be such that safe erection and dismantling techniques can also be employed throughout the duration of the works. Where this is the case, specific instructions may need to be provided with the design. Any proposed modification or alteration that takes a scaffold outside the scope of a generally recognised standard configuration must be designed by a competent person and proven by calculation. Scaffold structures that normally require bespoke design ensure platforms are fully boarded and wide enough for the work and for access (usually at least 600 mm wide)