Planking

OSAH Aluminum Board, SYP and Master Plank Laminated Scaffold Planking

Southern Yellow Pine:
2″ x 10″ OSHA Scaffold Plank (DI-65) available in a variety of lengths

DI-65 Grade-stamped Southern Yellow Pine Corners are clipped to reduce end-shearing and ease of handling.
Ends are rodded to reduce end cupping or splitting.
Inspected and computer graded to meet or exceed Dense Industrial-65 (DI-65) Scaffold Plank standards OSHA 1910.28 and ANSI 10.8 5.1-3.2

Master Plank Laminated Wood Plank:
Master Plank is engineered specifically for flat use as scaffold staging walk boards. The unique manufacturing process by which Master Plank is produced disperses the inherent defects typically found in solid-sawn lumber, resulting in a
stronger plank product with predictable and proven structural properties.

Certified Quality: Manufactured under the ISO 9001 Quality Certification System.
Proven Strength: All boards mechanically proof-load tested to ensure span and load performance.
Lightest Weight: Manufactured with Norwegian Spruce wood veneer, so lighter than other planks offered.
Verified Performance: Quality control regularly audited by third party, independent inspection agency.
Recognized: Exceeds compliance with OSHA, CSA, and ANSI Standards.
Military Approved: Conforms to MIL-L-19140E and UL Listed for Exterior Fire X Treatment.
Ecologically Friendly: Raw material from PEFC Certified Forest. Managed according to ISO 14001 Environmental Standard

Aluminum Tower Platform:

Aluminum Decked with a duty rating of 75lb/sq ft
Perforated treads for slip resistance
For use with steel scaffolds
19-1/16in wide aluminum decked plank
Maximum load 250lb including person and materials

Part #	Description	Length	Width	Weight (LBS)
Aluminum Boards
AB5	All Aluminum Board - 5'	5'	19.25"	21.56
AB7	All Aluminun Board - 7'	7'	19.25"	28.34
AB8	All Aluminum Board - 8'	8'	19.25"	31.81
AB10	All Aluminum Board - 10'	10'	19.25"	39.18
Wood Planks
WP10	Scaffold Wooden Plank - 10'	10'	9.25"	37.50
WP13	Scaffold Wooden Plank - 13'	13'	9.25"	45.00

Visual Inspection to ensure planks are safe to use

Plank performance is compromised when following conditions are evident:

End splits through plank thickness (exceeding twice the plank width) could be an indication plank was dropped.
Separation of veneer layers could be an indication plank was speared with forklift.
Face splits across face of plank could be an indication of plank having been overloaded.
Discoloration could be an indication of decay or fungal attack.
Soft wood fiber could indicate chemical contamination or insect damage.
Dents or gouges on face of plank could indicate an impact force that overstressed the plank.
Saw kerfs through plank thickness will definitely compromise plank performance.
Drilled holes and cut notches will definitely compromise plank performance.
Inspect planks for damage after each use and be sure to evaluate each side of each plank.
Establish a method to mark each plank after visual inspection and maintain inspection records.

Call us at 800-272-0993 for pricing and availability