Hanging-Type Multi-Profile Scaffold Plank Line

1. Definition

A hanging-type (hoist-change) walking-board line uses whole forming frames that lift on/off the base so several plank profiles share one plant (A/B hosts common; C on a separate frame in some packages). Contract English may say “floor decking” while the BOM is hanging plank — keep it as a walking-board plant, not a structural floor-deck line.

2. Process sequence

1. 5 t manual decoil
2. Level
3. Servo feed
4. Press punch
5. Hydraulic end-notch (head/tail)
6. Hanging former (A/B frames)
7. Reshape
8. Cut
9. Exit

RU specifications may add logo / connection-hole tooling and dual hanging segments — confirm drawings. Public multi-profile / quick-change plank articles describe cassette or raft swaps as the buyer problem this package solves: multi-board without living on one fixed C225 roller set.

3. Reference configuration

4. Changeover idea

Instead of stand-by-stand re-gap on a single fixed roller path, the hanging package lifts a pre-set forming frame. Industry cassette / raft tooling solves the same buyer need — multi-profile change in tens of minutes class — as background. Exact crane method, frame count, and profile list follow the named hanging proposal.

5. Boundaries

• Not fixed C225 — C225 is the single-family recommended sheet (~5–10 m/min; main ~22 / hyd ~5.5; ~18 stands). Do not paste C225 power into a hanging RFQ answer.
• Not structural floor deck (03.02) — English “floor decking” on a hanging walking-board BOM stays plank.
• Not ERW scaffold tube — different process family.
• Do not average CN 8–12 with RU 5 into one invented public speed.

6. Buyer FAQ

When do I choose hanging instead of fixed C225?

When the project needs A/B/(C) multi-board families and frame swaps matter more than living on one ~225 mm roller set. For a single C225-class board at recommended 5–10 m/min / 22 kW, open the C225 page.

Which speed do we publish — 8–12 or 5?

Neither as the only truth. CN with punch is about 8–12 m/min; some RU sheets write about 5 m/min with punching. Name the quotation.

Why add hydraulic end-notch?

Multi-profile hanging plants often punch head/tail notches (and sometimes logo or connection holes) before the strip enters the hanging former — confirm the hole map on the drawing.

Does English “floor decking machine” change the leaf?

Not when the BOM is hanging-type walking board. Keep plank routing; do not re-file as structural floor deck solely because of the English filename.