MGF Tech File Jan24
MGF Tech File Jan24
customers.
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• Commitment to deliver exceptional customer service and support.
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INTRODUCTION
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Our Engineering Centre produce over
4000 temporary works designs per year
as well as managing Standard Solutions
ENGINEERING
DESIGN
SPECIALIST MAJOR
PROJECTS SERVICE
MGF have a specialist service dedicated to the design and supply of temporary shoring
solutions to basements and large civil engineering excavations.
With an emphasis on early engagement and value engineering, our experienced Major Projects
team can offer the reassurance of:
• Eurocode compliant, detailed analysis and calculations
• Bespoke steelwork design and manufacture
• BIM collaborations and 3D visualisation
• Site support through toolbox talks, demonstrations and inspection
ENGINEERING DESIGN
SKETCHUP COMPONENTS
Our products are available for download
through Trimble 3D Warehouse. Ideal
ENGINEERING DESIGN
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PROVIDING WORLD CLASS DIGITAL ENGINEERING
WHAT IS A STANDARD SOLUTION?
A standard solution is a pre-engineered, calculated solution for specification by the
customer through their own temporary works process.
Over recent years MGF has experienced an exponential growth in design requests and
customer demands for faster turnaround times.
The MGF Design Team embarked on a research project to find ways to further support our
customers and continue to deliver a high quality service; whilst fully complying with the
latest safety legislation and design standards.
Research found that 60% of the designs produced showed similarities, so there was scope
ENGINEERING DESIGN
to create pre-engineered BS5975 compliant solutions which can be used on projects with
repetitive groundwork operations.
MGF provide a suite of standard solutions that cover a range of products covering trench
boxes, manhole boxes, walers and sheets, manhole brace and our GRiPSHORE® range.
4. Considers
1. SITE
suitable END
CONDITIONS
SUPPORT
6. Considers a SAFE
INSTALLATION
4. Considers
suitable END ENGINEERING DESIGN
sequence SUPPORT
There must be a Designated Individual (DI) within the company who is responsible for ensuring
that the people using or issuing the solutions are competent to do so. The standard solution
provides a sign off section to ensure the responsibility is with the user, i.e. TWC / TWD.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the
configurations shown in ground assessed as
self supporting by competent persons following
MGF installation guidelines.
2. Drag boxes should not be used in weak ground
(especially soft clays, running sand, silts or peats) or
where significant groundwater is present. They should only
be used in ground that will stand to the excavated depth for the
anticipated duration of the works.
3. Boxes are not suitable for usage in trenches with multiple service
crossings.
4. Flying of the box above the base of the excavation is not recommended.
5. Drag box systems are extremely heavy and great care must be taken in
selecting a suitable excavator for handling, installing and extracting these
systems. As a general guide excavators should be sized to be at least 5 x weight
of assembled drag box. If stacking panels on site, timber packers must be used to
separate the panels.
6. The box must only be moved by pre-digging ahead of the box and then carefully lifting
and dragging the unit via the front struts using the bucket of the excavator. Care must
DRAG BOXES
be taken to ensure that the outside faces of the box are not side loaded by the ground.
7. Always use MGF specified extraction chains to release a stuck drag box from the ground
prior to any attempt to lift the box out of the trench. Always use MGF specified lifting
chains when lifting and handling the boxes or components. N.B. If a drag box becomes
stuck extraction / drag forces of up to 300kN (30t) can be required to release the box.
8. Always enter box via a ladder located within the box and never from an unsupported edge.
9. Prior to every lifting operation all lifting points must be carefully inspected by a
competent person for evidence of damage.
10. During lifting or extraction operations ensure personnel are well clear of the equipment.
GRP
LADDER
See Section 8 EDGESAFE
See Section 7
DRAG
BOX
DRAG BOXES
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Panel
Resistance
40 30 30 40 30 20 20
SWL
(kN/m2)
Panel Thick /
60 / 60 / 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 / 100 /
Weight
452 854 1146 1433 2200 2400 2800
T(mm)/(kg)
Approx
Assembled
1004 2028 2612 3186 4720 5120 5920
Weight
(kg)
Internal
Trench
600-3000 600-3000 600-3000 600-3000 600-3000 600-3000 600-3000
Widths***
Wi(mm)
Trench
Width*** 720-3120 720-3120 800-3200 800-3200 800-3200 800-3200 800-3200
We(mm)
Clearance
Below
Bottom 790 1150 1072 1372 2258 1496 1500
Strut****
Cv(mm)
Clearance
Between
2590 2970 4220 4220 4220 6620 6620
Struts
Li(mm)
Telescopic
100 150 150 150 150 150 150
Strut Type
DRAG BOXES
* These boxes can be used as top units to achieve depths of up to 5.10m in conjunction with a design
issued by our technical department.
** This drag box only features 1 rear strut.
*** Greater widths (up to 5m) possible utilising telescopic strut adaptors.
**** Based on rear strut - additional clearance possible utilising strut adaptors.
† Panels may include additional strengthening plates underneath the rear pockets, which may impact
trench width requirements. If trench widths are restrictive please contact MGF.
Cv
DRAG BOXES
Rigid Strut
Specification 150x150x12.5
Material Grade S355
Component
Axial SWL 492kN
Moment SWL 38.9kNm
Hole Details Ø48mm holes
Unit Mass 52.7kg/m
Rigid struts cannot be used with the 3220 x 1460 drag box.
150mm long
Material Grade 080M40 (EN8)
Weight 2kg
4.612 780
740 19kg
4.603
18kg 1100
4.613
30kg
4.615 2000
1575 54kg
4.605
39kg
If the above 100 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap
of at least 150mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be
assembled using 1 inner and 1 outer.
100 telescopic struts are only compatible with 3220 x 1460 Drag Boxes.
Product ID 9.200
Specification
Weight (kg) 27
Section 100x100x10 SHS
Material Grade S355
8No. M20x65 (min.) grade 8.8
Bolting Details
bolts and nuts c/w washers
If the above 150 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap
of at least 250mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be
assembled using 1 inner and 1 outer.
150 TELESCOPIC
STRUT
ADAPTORS
9.206 (500mm)
Product ID
9.207 (600mm)
Internal
3050 - 3500
Specification
Product ID 4.840
Section 150x150x12.5 SHS
Weight (kg) 155
Material Grade S355
Section 180x180x10 SHS
8No. M20x65 (min.) grade
Bolting Details 8.8 bolts and nuts c/w Material
S355
washers Grade
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the configurations shown
by competent persons following MGF installation guidelines.
2. Boxes should not be used in very weak ground (especially very soft clays and peats) or
where significant groundwater is present.
3. Boxes are not normally suitable for usage where ground movement is an issue and are
therefore not recommended for use in live carriageway situations or adjacent existing
buildings or structures.
4. Flying of the box above the base of the excavation is not recommended.
5. Box systems are very heavy and great care must be taken in selecting a suitable
excavator for handling, installing and extracting these systems. If stacking panels on
site, timber packers must be used to separate the panels.
6. Boxes should not be left in-situ for extended periods within cohesive or very weak soils
as earth pressures / adhesion on the panel surfaces may increase significantly with
time requiring additional extraction forces to release the panels.
TRENCH BOXES
7. Always use MGF specified extraction chains to release an in-situ box from the ground
prior to any attempt to lift the box out of the trench. Always use MGF specified lifting
chains when lifting and handling the boxes or components. N.B. If a box becomes stuck
extraction forces of up to 500kN (50t) can be required to release each corner.
8. Prior to every lifting operation all lifting points must be carefully inspected by a
competent person for evidence of damage.
9. Always enter trench box via a ladder located within the box and never from an
unsupported edge.
10. During lifting or extraction operations ensure personnel are well clear of the equipment.
11. Ends of trench runs should always be battered back at a safe angle or end protection
panels should be used.
GRP
LADDER
See Section 8
LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
EDGESAFE
See Section 7
TRENCH
BOX TOP
ENDSAFE
PANEL
See Section 7
TRENCH
BOX BASE
TRENCH BOXES
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TRENCH BOXES
High
Alternative Mini Lightweight Mini Standard Clearance Standard Titan
Standard N/A N/A
Name Base Mini Base Top Base Trench Box Top Base
Base
Max. Depth**
4.19 4.19 N/A 5.71 5.71 / 4.08 N/A 7.16 5.73 N/A
(m)
Panel
Resistance
45 45 45 50 50 / 30 50 50 50/45*** 50
SWL
(kN/m2)
Panel Thick
60 / 60 / 60 / 100 / 100 / 108 / 100 / 100 /
/ Weight 100 / 1080
586 435 320 970 686 2193 1775 835
T(mm)/(kg)
Approx
Assembled 1270 970 690 2040 2260 1420 4770 3876 1833
Weight -1630 -1330 -870 -2400 -2620 -1630 -5480 -4422 -2106
(kg)
Internal
Trench 605 605 605 605 605 605 600 1210 1210
Width* -3625 -3625 -3625 -3625 -3625 -3625 -3700 -3910 -3910
Wi(mm)
Trench
725 725 725 805 805 805 820 1410 1410
Width*
-3745 -3745 -3745 -3825 -3825 -3825 -3920 -4110 -4110
We(mm)
Clearance
Below
1650 /
Bottom 903 903 N/A 1225 1225/1525 N/A 2358 N/A
1850***
Struts
C(mm)
Clearance
Between
2716 2716 2716 3246 3246 3246 3076 3720 3720
Struts
Li(mm)
Telescopic
100 100 100 100 100 100 150 150 150
Strut Type
TRENCH BOXES
TRENCH BOXES
TRENCH BOXES
4.613 1100
4.603 740 30kg
18kg
4.614 1600
43kg
4.604 1075
27kg 4.615 2000
54kg
1575 2500
4.605 4.616
39kg 67kg
If the above 100 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap
of at least 150mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be
assembled using 1 inner and 1 outer.
Weight (kg) 27
Section 100x100x10 SHS
Material Grade S355
8No. M20x65 (min.) grade 8.8
Bolting Details
bolts and nuts c/w washers
If the above 150 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap
of at least 250mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be
assembled using 1 inner and 1 outer.
150 telescopic struts are only compatible with 3530 x 3910 Trench Box Base (Titan Base)
and 4.2m Trench Box system.
40 (500mm)
Weight (kg)
45 (600mm)
Section 150x150x12.5 SHS
Material Grade S355
8No. M20x65 (min.) grade 8.8
Bolting Details
bolts and nuts c/w washers
-0.55m -0.55m
-1.05m
-1.19m
-1.65m
-2.01m
-2.15m -2.29m
-3.11m
-3.25m
-4.21m
-0.81m -0.81m
-1.18m
-1.84m
-2.46m -2.44m
-2.80m
-3.46m
-4.09m
-4.42m
-5.71m
-1.46m
-1.96m
-2.44m
TRENCH BOXES
-3.09m
-3.58m
-3.91m
-4.71m
-5.53m
-7.16m
-2.13m
-2.57m
-2.89m -3.03m
-3.99m
-4.31m
-5.73m
-0.71m -0.71m
-0.95m
-1.61m
-2.13m
-2.37m
-2.89m -3.03m
-3.79m
-4.31m
-5.73m
-0.86m -0.81m
-1.84m
-2.46m 2.50m
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the configurations shown by
competent persons following MGF installation guidelines.
2. In a standard square plan format the boxes can have their
returns closed using Endsafe Panels bearing onto the
panel returns, or sheets bearing directly onto the struts.
If the box is extended beyond its standard square format
the telescopic struts should not be laterally loaded.
3. Sheets must not be used to load the struts of the 5.2m
Manhole Box system, Endsafe Panels must be used and installed
bearing up against the panel returns.
4. Boxes should not be used in very weak ground (especially very soft clays and peats) or
where significant groundwater is present.
5. Boxes are not normally suitable for usage where ground movement is an issue and are
therefore not recommended for use in live carriageway situations or adjacent existing
MANHOLE BOXES
buildings or structures.
6. Flying of the box above the base of the excavation is not recommended.
7. Box systems are very heavy and great care must be taken in selecting a suitable
excavator for handling, installing and extracting these systems. If stacking panels on
site, timber packers must be used to separate the panels.
8. Boxes should not be left in-situ for extended periods within cohesive or very weak soils
as earth pressures / adhesion on the panel surfaces may increase significantly with
time requiring additional extraction forces to release the panels.
9. Always use MGF specified extraction chains to release an in-situ box from the ground
prior to any attempt to lift the box out of the trench. Always use MGF specified lifting
chains when lifting and handling the boxes or components. N.B. If a box becomes stuck
extraction forces of up to 500kN (50t) can be required to release each corner.
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2.3.1
10. Prior to every lifting operation all lifting points must be carefully inspected by a
competent person for evidence of damage.
11. Always enter manhole box via a ladder located within the box and never from an
unsupported edge.
12. During lifting or extraction operations ensure personnel are well clear of the equipment.
MANHOLE
SHUTTER PANELS
See Section 10
MANHOLE
BOX TOP
MANHOLE BOXES
MANHOLE
BOX BASE
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MANHOLE BOXES
4.203 4.201 4.202 4.210 4.220 4.230 4.240 4.250 4.260 4.270 4.280 4.290*** 4.295***
2000
2000 2000 2500 2500 3000 3000 3500 3500 4400 4400 5200 5200
x
Description x x x x x x x x x x x x
1780
L×H 1780 1100 2020 1100 2020 1100 2562 1624 2562 1624 2510 1620
LW
Base Top Base Top Base Top Base Top Base Top Base Top
Base
Standard Base
Standard Top
Lightweight
Micro Base
Micro Base
Titan Base
Alternative
Mini Base
Midi Base
Micro Top
Titan Top
Mini Top
Midi Top
Name
N/A
N/A
Max.
3.98 3.98 N/A 4.22 N/A 4.22 N/A 5.81 N/A 5.81 N/A 5.75 N/A
Depth** (m)
Panel
Resistance
45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 40 40
SWL
(kN/m2)
Approx
Assembled
908 1122 714 1540 938 1692 1018 2762 1996 3824 2964 5997 4384
Weight
(kg)
Internal
Trench
1880 1880 1880 2380 2380 2880 2880 3300 3300 4130 4130 5060 5060
Width*
Wi(mm)
Trench
Width* 2000 2000 2000 2500 2500 3000 3000 3500 3500 4330 4330 5260 5260
We(mm)
Clearance
Below
Bottom 810 810 N/A 923 N/A 923 N/A 1316 N/A 1300 N/A 1600 N/A
Struts
C(mm)
Clearance
Between
1751 1751 1751 2251 2251 2751 2751 3251 3251 4151 4151 4840 4840
Struts
MANHOLE BOXES
Li(mm)
Panel
Return 550 550 550 670 670 670 670 912 912 1312 1312 1600 1600
PR(mm)
Telescopic 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 150 150
Strut Type
* Greater widths (up to 5m) possible utilising 100 telescopic struts provided struts are not laterally loaded by
return sheets / panels.
** Max. depths achievable using a base and 2 tops.
***5.2m manhole box system must not have sheets or Endsafe Panels bearing up against the telescopic
struts to close off open ends, instead Endsafe Panels must be installed so they bear on the panel returns a
minimum of 75mm each side.
T
PR
Li
MANHOLE BOXES
L
MANHOLE BOXES
Manhole Box 203/254 UC
Connector Pin Connecting Pin
Compatible 4.203, 4.201, 4.202, 4.210,
Manhole Box 4.220, 4.230, 4.240, 4.250, 4.290, 4.295
Product ID 4.260, 4.270, 4.280
Component
Specification Φ40mm round bar, 100mm long Φ50mm bar, 150mm long
Material Grade 080M40 (EN8) 708M40 (EN19A)
Shear SWL 308kN 600kN
Weight 1kg 3kg
740 780
4.603 18kg 4.612 19kg
1075 1100
4.604 27kg 4.613 30kg
1575 1600
4.605 39kg 4.614 43kg
If the above 100 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap of at least
150mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be assembled using 1
inner and 1 outer.
2500mm Outer
4.815 129kg
MANHOLE BOXES
If the above 150 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap of at least
250mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be assembled using 1
inner and 1 outer.
150 telescopic struts are only compatible with 5200 Manhole Box Base and Top.
MGF 2000 x 1780 BASE MGF 2000 x 1780 BASE MGF 2000 x 1780 BASE
& MGF 2000 x 1100 TOP & 2 NO. MGF 2000 x 1100 TOPS
0.00m -0.08m 0.00m 0.00m
-0.55m -0.55m
-0.92m
-1.18m
-1.65m
-1.78m
-2.01m
-2.28m
-2.88m
-3.12m
3.98m
MGF 2500 x 2020 BASE MGF 2500 x 2020 BASE MGF 2500 x 2020 BASE
OR & MGF 2500 x 1100 TOP & 2 NO. MGF 2500 x 1100 TOPS
MGF 3000 x 2020 BASE OR OR
MGF 3000 x 2020 BASE MGF 3000 x 2020 BASE
& MGF 3000 x 1100 TOP & 2 NO. MGF 3000 x 1100 TOPS
0.00m -0.08m 0.00m 0.00m
-0.55m -0.55m
-1.04m
-1.18m
-1.65m
-2.02m
-2.14m
-2.28m
-3.12m
-3.24m
-4.22m
MANHOLE BOXES
MGF 3500 x 2562 BASE MGF 3500 x 2562 BASE MGF 3500 x 2562 BASE
OR & MGF 3500 x 1624 TOP & 2 NO. MGF 3500 x 1624 TOPS
MGF 4400 x 2562 BASE OR OR
MGF 4400 x 2562 BASE MGF 4400 x 2562 BASE
& MGF 4400 x 1624 TOP & 2 NO. MGF 4400 x 1624 TOPS
0.00m -0.08m 0.00m 0.00m
-0.81m -0.81m
-1.18m
-1.70m
-2.44m
-2.56m
-2.81m
-3.33m
-4.19m
-4.43m
-5.81m
MGF 5200 x 2510 BASE MGF 5200 x 2510 BASE MGF 5200 x 2510 BASE
& MGF 5200 x 1620 TOP & 2 NO. MGF 5200 x 1620 TOPS
0.00m -0.10m 0.00m 0.00m
-1.72m
-3.34m
-4.13m -4.06m
-5.75m
MANHOLE BOXES
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the configurations shown by competent
persons following MGF installation guidelines.
EDGESAFE
See Section 7
HIGH
CLEARANCE
TRENCH
BOX TOP
HIGH CLEARANCE TRENCH BOX
HIGH
CLEARANCE
TRENCH BOX BASE
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HANDLING POINT
BASE PANEL HIGH BASE PANEL HIGH 200 SERIES STRUT DETAIL
CLEARANCE 400 SERIES CLEARANCE 400 SERIES The 200 Series strut
STRUT SOLDIER PIN DETAIL STRUT DETAIL extensions are connected
Base panel struts are connected The base struts and to the relevant base or top
to the panel soldier using pins extensions are connected panel adaptors using 8No.
and r-clips. Each high clearance using 20No. M24x100 M20x65 (min.) bolts c/w
strut requires 4 No. pins each side (min.) bolts c/w nuts and nuts and washers. Each
and the strut can be slid down washers. 200 Series base panel strut
and locked in position to assist adaptor requires 2 pins either
transport / handling / storage. side, the top panel adaptor
requires 1 pin either side.
Struts Li(mm)
Trench Width
Max. Depth
T(mm)/(kg)
Product ID
Strut Type
We(mm)
Wi(mm)
(kN/m2)
(kg)
(m)
7000
x 150 / 9720- 2100- 2400- High Clearance
4.199 5.0 40 3000 5960
3000 3500 11550 5600 5900 / 200 Series
Base
7000
x 150 / 4826- 2100- 2400- 150 telescopic
4.1995 2.0 40 800 6200
2000 2250 5581 5600 5900 / 200 Series
Top
3000 3500
4.6106 4.6107
750kg 850kg
500 1000
520
9.205 9.210
52kg 76kg
4.6075
1500 2000 75kg
9.215 9.220
101kg 124kg
3000
9.230
173kg
4000
9.240
223kg
4.6075
4.6075 3900 9.220 & 9.205 326
4.6075 4400 9.230 323
4.6075 4900 9.230 & 9.205 375
4.6075 5400 9.240 373
Component
Suitable for trench widths 2.4m – 5.9m Moment SWL 100kNm
Bolting 8 No. M20x65 (min.)
Details grade 8.8 bolts and
nuts c/w washers
5 Unit Mass 47.7kg/m
9.205 9.210
52kg 76kg 600
1500 2000
9.207
9.215 9.220 45kg
101kg 124kg
3000 4000
9.230 9.240
173kg 223kg
2500
4.815
129kg
If the above 150 telescopic strut combinations cannot be achieved a minimum overlap
of at least 250mm must be provided between the inner and outer. Struts should only be
assembled using 1 inner and 1 outer.
Base to Top
Connector
Product ID 4.1026
Material Grade S355
Component
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the configurations shown by
competent persons following MGF installation guidelines.
2. Boxes should not be used in very weak ground (especially very
soft clays and peats) or where significant groundwater is present.
3. Boxes are not normally suitable for usage where ground
movement is an issue and are therefore not recommended for
use in carriageway situations adjacent existing buildings or
structures.
4. Flying of the box above the base
of the excavation is not recommended.
5. Box systems are heavy and great care must be taken in selecting a suitable excavator
BOXBOXES
for handling, installing and extracting these systems.
6. If stacking panels on site, timber packers must be used to separate the panels.
7. Always ensure box strut on the base unit is fitted with horizontal strut lowest as shown
in assembly drawings.
8. Boxes should not be left in-situ for extended periods within cohesive or very weak soils
as earth pressures / adhesion on the panel surfaces may increase significantly with TRENCH
time requiring additional extraction forces to release the panels.
9. Always use MGF specified extraction chains to release an in-situ box from the ground
UTILITY TRENCH
prior to any attempt to lift the box out of the trench. Always use MGF specified lifting
chains when lifting and handling the boxes or components. N.B. If a box becomes stuck
extraction forces of up to 100kN (10t) can be required to release each corner.
10. Prior to every lifting operation all lifting points must be carefully inspected by a
ALUMINIUM
ALUMINIUM
TRENCH
BOX TOP
BOXBOXES
TRENCH
ALUMINIUM
TRENCH
UTILITY TRENCH
BOX BASE
ALUMINIUM
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ALUMINIUM PANEL
BOXBOXES
CONNECTOR DETAIL
Panels can be connected together
using a connector piece that pins
the panel struts together.
TRENCH
UTILITY TRENCH
ALUMINIUM
HANDLING POINT
TELESCOPIC STRUT DETAIL All aluminium trench boxes are lifted and
Telescopic strut inners and outers are handled by attaching MGF lifting chains
connected using a pin and r-clip detail. to the handling points as shown.
Panel
Resistance 30 30 30 30 25 25
SWL
(kN/m2)
Panel Thick
/ Weight 60 / 145 60 / 98 60 / 168 60 / 112 60 / 191 60 / 126
T(mm)/(kg)
Approx
Assembled 336 242 382 270 428 298
Weight
(kg)
Internal
Trench 735-1635 735-1635 735-1635 735-1635 735-1635 735-1635
Width
Wi(mm)
Trench
Width 855-1755 855-1755 855-1755 855-1755 855-1755 855-1755
BOXBOXES
We(mm)
Clearance
Below
Bottom 825 N/A 825 N/A 825 N/A
Struts
TRENCH
C(mm)
Clearance
UTILITY TRENCH
Telescopic
ALUMINIUM
U U U U U U
Strut Type
BOXBOXES
C
L
TRENCH
UTILITY TRENCH
ALUMINIUM
Product ID
4.905 U 890 Inner 20
4.906 U 545 Outer 16
4.907 U 845 Outer 19
a minimum overlap
Axial SWL 80kN 80kN of at least 150mm
Moment SWL 12kNm 12kNm must be provided
between the inner
Hole Details Φ30mm holes Φ30mm holes and outer.
Unit Mass 13.1kg/m 11.9kg/m
Specification
160mm long
Component
Weight 1kg
Base to Top
Connector
Product ID 4.903
ALUMINIUM
The base and top panels are Hole Details Φ30mm slotted holes
connected via 4 No. short lengths Weight 7kg
of box that slot within the vertical
sections of the trench struts. Shear SWL 70kN
PRODUCT NOTES
1. MGF Utility Trench Boxes should only be installed using an excavate and lower in place
technique and must not be driven.
2. A Risk Assessment / Method Statement must be carried
out at site level by the user prior to works commencing
to identify and control site / task specific hazards /
risks including ensuring suitable and sufficient steps
are taken to prevent any person, work equipment or
any accumulation of material from falling into any
excavation.
3. MGF Utility Trench Box should only use the
strut configurations as detailed on page 2.6.5
in ground assessed as self-supporting by
competent persons following MGF installation
guidelines.
4. Boxes should not be used in very weak UTILITY TRENCH BOX
ground (especially very soft clays and peats)
or where significant groundwater is present.
5. Boxes are not normally suitable for usage where ground
movement is an issue and are therefore not recommended for use in live carriageway
situations or adjacent to existing buildings or structures.
6. Flying of the box above the base of the excavation is not recommended.
7. Keep hands and fingers away from pinch points when making connections.
8. MGF Utility Trench Box systems are heavy and great care must be taken in selecting a
suitable excavator for handling, installing and extracting these systems.
9. If stacking panels on site, timber packers must be used to separate the panels.
10. Boxes should not be left in-situ for extended periods within cohesive or very weak soils
as earth pressures / adhesion on the panel surfaces may increase significantly with
time requiring additional extraction forces to release the panels.
LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
GRP LADDER
See Section 8 DAVITSAFE
See Section 7
EDGESAFE
See Section 7
UTILITY TRENCH BOX
UTILITY
UTILITY TRENCH BOX
ENDSAFE PANEL
See Section 7
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Product ID 4.135
4.1385 4.138
80kg 102kg
PRODUCT NOTES
1. The systems should only be used in the
configurations shown by competent persons
following MGF detailed design and drawings.
2. King posts must be installed vertically to the
specified depths and centres.
3. King post panels must be installed in line with each
other. They can be connected, stacking panels on
top of each other using pins and r-clips.
3000 x 2010
60 4.125 435 45 3.1
LW Base
3000 x 2010
60 4.120 586 45 3.1
Base
3000 x 1100
60 4.140 320 45 3.1
Top
3500 x 2462
100 4.160 970 50 3.6
Base
3500 x 1624
100 4.180 686 50 3.6
Top
KING POST AND PANELS
1800 x 1200
60 4.191 225 45 1.9
Endsafe
2400 x 1200
60 4.192 290 45 2.5
Endsafe
2400 x 1800
60 4.193 410 45 2.5
Endsafe
3000 x 2000
60 4.194 510 45 3.1
Endsafe
2400 x 2400
60 4.196 380 45 2.5
Endsafe
4000 x 2000
100 4.195 845 45 4.1
Endsafe
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Waler and trench strut systems should only be installed and removed by competent
persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design and installation sequence and
MGF installation guidelines. Struts can be located at a variety of positions along the length
of the waler. The exact location of the struts will determine the safe working load of the
waler system.
2. Installation is normally carried out by lowering the assembled frame
to the correct installation level and preloading each strut in turn
to ensure that the frame is pressed firmly against the trench WALERS AND STRUTS
sheets and cannot slip. Max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar
(1500psi) must not be exceeded.
3. Restraining chains are hung off the trench sheets and
attached to the waler to assist assembly / removal of
the frame and ensure vertical support is provided at
all times. The supplied restraining chains should
be installed (min 2 per waler) and adjusted
to ensure an even vertical load distribution.
Restraining chains should never be used for
lifting nor solely relied upon to suspend loads
above personnel.
4. Ensure all hydraulic ram isolation valves
are closed and all strut pins in place and
secured using the retaining clips provided prior to
commencing works.
EDGESAFE
DAVITSAFE See Section 7
See Section 7
LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
GRP
LADDER
See Section 8
WALERS AND STRUTS
END PROTECTION
STRUTS
See Section 3
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STEEL PROFILES
115
Type Utility Waler
Waler Lengths 2.0m - 4.0m
Component
108
Type Heavy Duty Steel
Waler Lengths 3.0m - 5.0m
Component
WALERS AND STRUTS
ALUMINIUM PROFILES
100
Type Aluminium
Waler Lengths 1.5m – 4.0m
Component
Sheet
to Sheet
Waler Product Assembled
Description Weight ID L W C*Max Min. Max. Weight**
(kg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
2000 31.0 1.420 2000 115 1510 575 3800 98
2500 37.0 1.425 2500 115 2010 575 3800 110
3000 43.0 1.430 3000 115 2510 575 3800 122
3500 48.0 1.435 3500 115 2760 575 3800 132
4000 55.0 1.440 4000 115 3380 575 3800 146
*Depends on strut locations. **Assembled weight includes 2 No. type 800 struts without extensions.
Hydraulic Strut
Sheet
to Sheet
Waler Product Assembled
Description Weight ID L W C*Max Min. Max. Weight**
(kg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
3000 112 1.330 3000 108 2420 565 3800 236
4000 148 1.340 4000 108 3420 565 3800 302
5000 184 1.350 5000 108 4420 565 3800 368
*Depends on strut locations. **Assembled weight includes 2 No. type 800 struts without extensions.
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152uc-waler
Sheet
to Sheet
Waler Product Assembled
Description Weight ID L W C*Max Min. Max. Weight**
(kg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
5000 205 1.0050 5000 162 4540 950 6000 640
6000 385 1.0060 6000 186 5540 975 6000 1000
*Depends on strut locations. **Assembled weight includes 2 No. 250kN Hydraulic Struts.
Sheet
to Sheet
Waler Product Assembled
Description Weight ID L W C*Max Min. Max. Weight**
(kg) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
1500 18 1.015 1500 100 1010 565 3800 72
2000 24 1.020 2000 100 1510 565 3800 84
2500 30 1.025 2500 100 1910 565 3800 96
3000 36 1.030 3000 100 2410 565 3800 108
3500 42 1.035 3500 100 2910 565 3800 119
4000 47 1.040 4000 100 3310 565 3800 130
*Depends on strut locations. **Assembled weight includes 2 No. type 800 struts without extensions.
WALERS AND STRUTS
Single Acting
Material Aluminium
Bore 50.8mm
Max. Working Pressure 400 Bar (6000 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
PUMP UNITS The pump is used to extend waler strut single acting hydraulic
WALERS AND STRUTS
rams. The pumps contain bio-degradable Houghto Safe
SF25 shoring fluid. During the Summer months the shoring
fluid is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to 1 part
Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the mix ratio is 1:1. Maximum
recommended installation pressure 1500 psi (100 Bar).
Capacity 20 litres
Weight 25kg
Shoring Fluid Houghto Safe SF25
Working Pressure 0-1500 psi
1510 1160
2.0m
UTILITY
WALER
2100 1750
2010 1660
2.5m
UTILITY
WALER
2600 2000
2510 1910
3.0m
UTILITY
WALER
2850 2260
2760 2170
3.5m
UTILITY
WALER
3470 2640
3380 2550
WALERS AND STRUTS
4.0m
UTILITY
WALER
3.0m HEAVY
2420 DUTY STEEL 1840
WALER
3510 2930
3420 2840
4420 3220
820 2320
1410 2910
1320 2820
1910 3310
1820 3320
MGF’s 152 UC Steel Waler is designed to be used with the 200 Series 250kN Hydraulic Strut
in conjunction with 152 UC Waler clamps (5.1.11). The clamps simply bolt to the endplate
using 2 No. M20 bolts. Prior to connecting the struts it is recommended to loosely bolt the
top 152 UC clamp and then locate the strut on the waler, once positioned the top clamp can
be fully tightened and the bottom clamp can then be installed.
On the 5.0m 152 UC Waler the struts can be positioned anywhere
along the waler. On the 6.0m 152 UC Waler the struts can be
positioned anywhere in between the min. and max. clearance, as
shown above.
When the 200 Series strut is installed in its outer most positions it
can also be used as an end protection strut, allowing sheets to be
installed up against the strut, enabling up to 4 sided excavations.
The above graph is based on 200 Series struts being used as Endsafe Struts
when clamped to 152UC Waler.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. MGF Endsafe Struts are designed
to be quickly and easily installed
by hand to support the open end
of a trench run created using
MGF sheets and walers. 1 person
can assemble and install LD
Endsafe Struts, 2 people should
assemble and install the HD
Endsafe Struts.
2. MGF Endsafe Struts are supplied
in accordance with BS EN 13331:2002
Parts 1 & 2 Trench Lining Systems.
3. Prior to use inspect the equipment for damage and make yourself familiar with its assembly.
4. The struts are telescopic and whenever being handled they should be fully closed with the
central pin and r-clip secured to prevent any sliding / trapping of fingers. Always use the
handles provided.
5. Always work from a position of safety and ensure that the soil beyond the end of the trench is
stable / batted back and cannot collapse onto personnel installing the struts.
6. Offer the strut up to the walers and remove the central pin, extending the strut so that the
end sits squarely within the waler rails. Install the pins through the waler rail locating holes
ENDSAFE STRUTS
and struts to secure the ends. Secure pins using the r-clips. The waler frame struts must
now be pre-loaded.
7. Ensure the minimum overlap between inner and outer exceeds 150mm when the waler frame
is pre loaded - refer to section 3.2.2 for recommended strut configuration details.
8. Trench sheets can now be installed against the outside face of the struts by carefully lowering
down vertically.
9. Endsafe Struts are compatible with Heavy Duty and Utility Steel Walers, as well as Aluminium
Walers. Ensure the Endsafe bearing bolts are present if the Endsafe Struts are being used
with the Aluminium Walers.
10. Ensure that the correct Endsafe outer section is used for the desired capacity / range. LD
Outer Strut must never be used with a HD Inner Endsafe Strut and vice versa. The Endsafe
Strut ranges are coloured to suit the range. LD Endsafe Struts are painted red while the HD
Endsafe Struts are painted yellow.
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634mm 550mm
1.701 8kg 7kg 1.700
884mm
1.702 10kg
1134mm
1.703 13kg
1384mm
1.704 15kg
1584mm
1.705 17kg
ENDSAFE STRUTS
1584mm 550mm
1.721 24kg 9kg 1.720
1834mm
1.722 27kg
2084mm
1.723 31kg
2334mm
1.724 34kg
2584mm
1.725 37kg
2950mm
1.726 41kg
35.0
30.0
Safe Working Load (kN/m)
25.0
ENDSAFE STRUTS
15.0
5.0
0.0
1.65 1.75 1.85 1.95 2.05 2.15 2.25 2.35 2.45 2.55 2.65 2.75 2.85 2.95 3.05 3.15 3.25 3.35
Sheet to Sheet Dimension (m)
Ø16mm pins
and R-clips
250
and is usually specified for short term
utilities type trench work where the ground
is considered self supporting and capable
650 / 1150
of arching a min 1.5m between preloaded
1500 / 2000
ALUMINIUM VERTISHORE
1500-2400
Aluminium
Utility
X X X X X X X
1700-2500
X X X (1) (1) (1)
120 Series
(A Leg)
2200-3600
(B Leg) X X X (1) (1) (1)
1400-1900
X X X (2) (2) (2)
150 Series
(AB- Leg)
Leg 2
1900-3100
(AB Leg) X X X (2) (2) (2)
3000-4100
(BC Leg) X (1) (1) (2) (2)
200 Series
3600-4700
(CD Leg) X (1) (1) (2) (2)
4900-6000
(D Leg) X (1) (1) (2) (2)
(1) 120-200 Series manhole brace adaptors required.
(2) 150-200 Series manhole brace adaptors required.
203 UC X X X
COMPATIBILITY GUIDE
203 UC+ X X X
X X
Leg 2
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Manhole brace should only be installed and removed by
competent persons in accordance with a site specific detailed
design & installation sequence and MGF installation guidelines.
2. Installation is normally carried out by lowering either the
assembled frame or individual legs (dependant upon lifting
capacity of excavator / crane) to the correct installation level
and once the frame is fully assembled, pre-loading each leg in turn
to ensure that the frame is pressed firmly against the trench sheets
and cannot slip. Max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi) must not be
exceeded.
3. Restraining chains are hung off the trench sheets and attached to the legs to assist assembly
/ removal of the frame and ensure vertical support is provided at all times. All the supplied
restraining chains should be installed (min. 2 per leg) and adjusted to ensure an even vertical
load distribution. Restraining chains should never be used for lifting nor solely relied upon to
suspend loads above personnel. MANHOLE BRACES
4. Ensure all hydraulic ram isolation valves are closed and all corner pins in place and secured
using the retaining clips provided prior to commencing works.
5. Individual brace legs should be visually inspected for damage, excessive deflection or loss of
ram pressure prior to entering the excavation.
6. Legs should always be installed square and plumb to the excavation walls ensuring contact
with all the inward facing trench sheet pans. If this is not possible any gaps must be securely
packed by using hardwood wedges prior to final pre-loading of the hydraulic rams.
7. Safe access / egress, edge protection (for personnel) and barrier protection (for plant) should
always be considered.
8. Prior to removal of systems all hydraulic rams must be released and retracted to avoid the
need for excessive extraction forces and to avoid damaging corner joints.
9. No matter how much care is taken during the installation and removal of hydraulic bracing
systems some ground movement will occur in the areas immediately surrounding the
excavation. Great care must be taken when specifying these systems for use adjacent to
existing structures and services.
LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
EDGESAFE
See Section 7
MANHOLE
MANHOLE BRACES
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MANHOLE BRACES
50
max. 120 (120 Series)
150 (150 Series)
200 (200 Series)
Rod
locating pin
Cylinder
locating pin
Hydraulic valves
Sheet to Sheet
Compatible
Leg Weight
Ram SWL
Hydraulic
Dimension
Series
With*
Product
Description Min. Max.
(m) (m) (kg)
120 Series Manhole
7.201
Brace 1700-2500 (A) 1.73 2.617 200 SA 80kN 120
⅜" BSP
SINGLE ACTING HYDRAULIC ¼" BSP
male QRV isolation
CYLINDER CONNECTIONS valve
Dowty
Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore washer
side of the piston through the male QRV.
Single acting cylinders cannot be retracted ¼" male
using a pump unit and have to be physically to male
closed whilst releasing the male QRV.
Ensure isolation valve is closed to maintain
pre-load pressure and before release /
connection of QRVs.
Single Acting
Material Aluminium
Bore 50.8mm
Max. Working Pressure 400 Bar (5800 psi)[1] / 350 Bar (5000 psi)[2]
Test Pressure 400 Bar (5800 psi)[1] / 350 Bar (5000 psi)[2]
Hydraulic Cylinder
70 6
50 10
ximum SWL (kN/m)
40 12
Maximum
30 14
20 16
10 18
0 20
1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6
45 10
40 15
30 25
MANHOLE BRACES
25 30
Maximum
20 35
Maximum
15 40
10 45
2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 3 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Page 1
DOUBLE ACTING
1400 TO 3100MM LEGS
Compatible with 200 Series
Manhole Brace.
120x120x10 SHS
Specification (+ 2 No. 80x6mm thk. stiffening plates) 150x150x8 SHS
Leg Assembly
Double Acting
Material Steel
Bore 63mm
Max. Working Pressure 400 Bar (5800 psi)
Test Pressure 400 Bar (5800 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
170 1
150 3
140 4
130 5
Maximum
120 6
110 7
1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2
Sheet to Sheet Dimension (m)
120 2
100 6
aximum SWL (kN/m)
90 8
MANHOLE BRACES
80 10
Maximum
70 12
60 14
50 16
40 18
1.9 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 2.9 3 3.1
Sheet to Sheet Dimension (m)
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Page 1
200x200x8 SHS
Specification 180x180x10 SHS (+ 2 No. 200x12 thk. stiffening plates)[1]
Leg Assembly
Double Acting
Material Steel
Bore 63mm
Max. Working Pressure 350 Bar (5000 psi)
Test Pressure 350 Bar (5000 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
65 5
60 10
55 15
Maximum
Maximum
50 20
45 25
3 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 4 4.1
Sheet to Sheet Dimension (m)
55 5
50 10
45 15
MANHOLE BRACES
40 20
Maximum
35 25
30 30
3.6 3.7 3.8 3.9 4 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8
Sheet to Sheet Dimension (m)
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Page 1
35 25
MANHOLE BRACES
30 30
Maximum
25 35
20 40
4.9 5 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 6
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Page 1
200
Series
Pin
Product ID
7.301 200
Series
Product ID Pin
7.3015
∆ = 162
200
Series
Pin
Product ID
MANHOLE BRACES
7.208 Product ID
7.2085 200
Series
Pin
200 Series 200 Series
MANHOLE BRACES
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Manhole brace should only be installed and
TRENCH SHEETS
ALUMINIUM
UTILITY MANHOLE See Section 6
BRACE
mgf.co.uk/products/aluminium-utility-manhole-brace
Outer
ion
ens
im
in D
to P
Pin
Manhole Brace legs comprise inner and outer sleeved bespoke aluminium box sections
housing a single acting (SA) hydraulic ram to provide 915mm of leg adjustment.
Sheet to Sheet
Dimension
Product Product Hydraulic Leg
ALUMINIUM UTILITY MANHOLE BRACE
MGF Aluminium
Utility Manhole 7.209 1.5 2.4 SA 55kN 35
Brace
Single Acting
Material Aluminium
Bore 50.8mm
Max. Working Pressure 270 Bar (4000 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
80 0.0
70
60 10.0
50
40 20.0
30
20 30.0
10
0 40.0
1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4
Note: The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Dowty
washer Shoring fluid is pumped into
the full bore side of the piston
¼" male to male through the male QRV. Single
acting cylinders cannot be
retracted using a pump unit
and have to be physically
closed whilst releasing the
male QRV. Ensure isolation
valve is closed to maintain
pre-load pressure and before
release / connection of QRVs.
ALUMINIUM UTILITY
MANHOLE BRACE PIN
ALUMINIUM UTILITY MANHOLE BRACE
Φ20mm bar,
Pin
145mm long
Component
Capacity 20 litres
Weight 25kg
Shoring Fluid Houghto Safe SF25
Installation Pressure 0-1500 psi (0-100 Bar)
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Hydraulic brace is very heavy and should only be assembled, installed
and removed by competent persons in accordance with a site specific
detailed design & installation sequence and MGF installation guidelines.
When assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in
place and secured and all bolts are installed and fully tightened with a
minimum two threads visible beyond the nut.
2. Installation is normally carried out by lowering either the assembled
frame or individual legs (dependant upon lifting capacity of excavator
/ crane) to the correct installation level and once the frame is fully
assembled, pre-loading each leg in turn to ensure that the frame
is pressed firmly against the trench sheets and cannot slip.
Max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi) must not be exceeded.
3. Restraining chains are hung off the trench sheets and attached to the legs to assist assembly
/ removal of the frame and ensure vertical support is provided at all times. All the supplied
restraining chains should be installed (min. 2 per leg) and adjusted to ensure an even vertical load
distribution. Restraining chains should never be used for lifting nor solely relied upon to suspend
203 UC BRACE
LADDERSAFE
GRP LADDER See Section 7
See Section 8
EDGESAFE
See Section 7
203 UC
SERIES TRENCH SHEETS
See Section 6
203 UC BRACE
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203 UC BRACE
195
of between 75° and 135° can be achieved
270
(>90° corner bracket requires removing).
Corners should always be packed out
using hardwood wedges against the sheets
prior to final pre-load to ensure even
load distribution and avoid introducing
excessive bending in the brace legs
195 (especially ram assembly).
270
140 10
130 20
120 30
110 40
100 50
90 60
80 70
70 80
Maximum
60 90
50 100
40 110
30 120
20 130
10 140
0 150
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
203 UC BRACE
Recommended SWL
ter Rod
Ou n
n sio locating pin
Dime
er in
Inn oP
Pint
Male Lug
Cylinder
locating pin
Female Lug
n
sio
en
Dim
Pin
to
Pin 203 UC extension bars range in length from 0.6m
Male to 5.0m and are connected to each other via a 2:1
Lug
female / male lug using a Φ50mm pin and 2 No.
grade 8.8 M24 bolts c/w nuts and washers.
(kg)
Double Acting
Material Steel
Bore 63mm
Max. Working Pressure 480 Bar (7000 psi)
480 Bar (7000 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
Test Pressure
Approx. Working Stroke 1000mm
Axial SWL 150kN
Min. FOS (by test) 2
Working Temp Range -20ºC* to +50ºC
Approx. Pre-Load 30kN
Approx. Pre-Load Pressure 100 Bar (1500 psi)
Locating Pins Φ16 and Φ18mm
OUT IN
* Winter mix required for shoring fluid at low temps.
¼" BSP
male QRV
¼" BSP Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore side of
female QRV ⅜" BSP
isolation
the piston through the male quick release valve
valve (QRV) to extend the ram. At the same time fluid
from the return side of the piston is returned
Dowty
washer to the pump via the female QRV. Retraction is a
¼" male to male
reverse of extension. Ensure isolation valve is
closed to maintain pre-load pressure and before
release / connection of QRVs.
PUMP UNITS The pumps are used to extend and retract the
203 UC double acting hydraulic rams. The pumps
contain bio-degradable Houghto Safe SF25 shoring
fluid. During the Summer months the shoring fluid
is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to
1 part Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the mix
ratio is 1:1. Maximum recommended installation
pressure 1500 psi (100 Bar). There are 2 types of
pumps available, a manually operated bucket pump
203 UC BRACE
Specification 203x203x86UC
Material Grade S460
203 UC BRACE
Component
Material
708M40 (EN19A)
Grade
Shear SWL 600kN
Weight 3kg
Material S275
Bolting 2 No. M24x50 (min.) grade
Details 8.8 set screws c/w washers
325
203 UC STEEL SUPPORT BRACKET
209 Product ID 8.3003
203 UC BRACE
Weight 23kg
Material 533x210x92 UB, S355
Component
462
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2.5
3.5 1.0m
4.5 2.0m
5.5 3.0m
6.5 4.0m
N.B. Single 0.6m extensions should be added to these combinations for intermediate
dimensions. The ram assemblies are shown at mid-stroke,so each length can vary by
500mm in either direction.
200 Series
Product ID Product ID
9.208 9.2085
203 UC 203 UC
203 UC extension can be utilised with 200 series struts to support trenches between 1250mm
and 5000mm wide. Adaptor uses 8 No. M20x65 (min.) grade 8.8 bolts and nuts c/w washers.
203 UC BRACE
Adaptors can be utilised as RC wall fixing plates (subject to bolt anchorage design).
Typical trench
application utilising
200 / 300 Series Struts.
203 UC BRACE
Larger cofferdam
designs available
utilising intermediate
bracing struts.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Hydraulic brace is very heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by competent
persons in accordance with a site-specific detailed design & installation sequence and MGF
installation guidelines. When assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in place
and secured and all bolts are installed and fully tightened with a minimum two threads visible beyond
the nut.
2. Installation is normally carried out by lowering either the assembled frame or individual legs
(dependent upon lifting capacity of excavator / crane) to the correct installation level and once the
frame is fully assembled pre-loading each leg in turn to ensure that the frame is pressed firmly
against the trench sheets and cannot slip. Max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi) must not be
203 UC+ BRACE
exceeded.
3. Restraining chains are hung off the trench sheets and attached to the legs to assist assembly
/ removal of the frame and ensure vertical support is provided at all times. All the supplied
restraining chains should be installed (min. 2 per leg) and adjusted to ensure an even vertical load
distribution. Restraining chains should never be used for lifting nor solely relied upon to suspend
loads above personnel.
4. Ensure all hydraulic ram isolation valves are closed and all corner pins in place and secured using
the retaining clips provided prior to commencing works.
5. Individual brace legs should be visually inspected for damage, excessive deflection or loss of ram
pressure prior to entering the excavation.
6. Legs should always be installed square and plumb to the excavation walls ensuring contact with
all the inward facing trench sheet pans. If this is not possible any gaps must be securely packed by
using hardwood wedges prior to final pre-loading of the hydraulic rams.
mgf.co.uk/products/203-UC-plus
195
290
(>90° corner bracket requires removing).
Corners should always be packed out
using hardwood wedges against the sheets
prior to final pre-load to ensure even
load distribution and avoid introducing
excessive bending in the brace legs
195
(especially ram assembly).
275
200 20
180 40
160 60
120 100
100 120
80 140
60 160
40 180
20 200
0 220
203 UC+ BRACE
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Recommended SWL
The above load chart is applicable when bracing leg is built up in accordance with the recommended
brace extension combinations on page 4.4.10.
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Outer
sion
Inner imen
o Pin D
Pin t
Hydraulic
valves
203 UC+ hydraulic ram assembly comprises inner and outer sleeved box section housing
a double acting (DA) hydraulic ram to provide up to 700mm of leg adjustment.
Female Lug
Male
Lug
ion
imens
Pin D
Pin to
203 UC+ extension bars are available in 4 lengths, ranging from 0.25m up to 5.0m and
each are connected to each other via a 3:2 female / male lug using a Φ50mm pin and
2 No. grade 8.8 M24x70 (min.) bolts c/w nuts and washers.
203 UC+ BRACE
¼" BSP Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore side of
female QRV ⅜" BSP
isolation
the piston through the male quick release valve
valve (QRV) to extend the ram. At the same time, fluid
from the return side of the piston is returned
Dowty
washer to the pump via the female QRV. Retraction is a
¼" male to male
reverse of extension. Ensure isolation valve is
closed to maintain pre-load pressure and before
release / connection of QRVs.
PUMP UNITS The pumps are used to extend and retract the
203 UC double acting hydraulic rams. The pumps
contain bio-degradable Houghto Safe SF25 shoring
fluid. During the Summer months the shoring fluid
is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to
1 part Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the mix
ratio is 1:1. Maximum recommended installation
pressure 1500 psi (100 Bar). There are 2 types of
pumps available, a manually operated bucket pump
203 UC+ BRACE
200x200x12.5 SHS
Specification 250x250x16 SHS
(+ 6thk. stiffening plates)
Hydraulic Ram
Specification 203x203x100 UC
203 UC+ BRACE
4.5.8
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203 UC+ ANCILLARIES
203 UC+ WALER CONNECTION PIN
Pin Φ50mm bar, 200mm long
Component
Material Grade 708M40 (EN19A)
Shear SWL 600kN
Weight 3kg
3 0.6m
0.25m
3.5 0.9m
4 0.9m 0.6m
0.25m
4.5 0.9m 0.9m
5 0.25m
0.9m 0.9m 0.6m
0.25m
5.5 0.25m
0.9m 0.9m 0.9m
0.25m
6 3.3m
0.25m
7 3.3m 0.9m
7.5 5.0m
8 5.0m 0.6m
0.25m
0.25m
0.25m
11 5.0m 3.3m
N.B. The ram assemblies are shown at roughly mid-stroke, for intermediate dimensions single 0.25m
203 UC+ extensions or 0.6m 203 UC extensions can be added / substituted to these combinations.
Product ID Product ID
9.208 9.2085
Typical trench application utilising 200/300 Series bracing struts as cross struts.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Hydraulic brace is very heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by competent
persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and MGF
installation guidelines. When assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in
place and secured and all bolts are installed and fully tightened with a minimum two threads visible
305 UC BRACE
STAIRSAFE
See Section 7
EDGESAFE
See Section 7 DAVITSAFE
See Section 7
TRENCH SHEETS
See Section 6
305 UC BRACE
305 UC
SERIES
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HANDLING POINT
WLL = 7.0T
Brace legs and frames are lifted
and handled by attaching MGF
lifting chains to the handling /
restraining points as shown.
305 UC BRACE
307
of between 75° and 135° can be achieved
397
(>90° corner bracket requires removing).
Corners should always be packed out
using hardwood wedges against the sheets
prior to final pre-load to ensure even
load distribution and avoid introducing
excessive bending in the brace legs
307
(especially ram assembly).
397
300 0
275 20
250 40
225 60
200 80
175 100
150 120
125 140
100 160
75 180
50 200
25 220
0 240
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Sheet to Sheet Dimension (m)
305 UC BRACE
Recommended SWL
The above load chart is applicable when bracing leg is built up in accordance with the recommended
Page 1
brace extension combinations on page 4.5.10.
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Hydraulic valves
ter
Ou
ion
e ns
Dim Rod
in locating pin
er oP
Inn Pint
305 UC hydraulic ram assembly comprises inner and outer sleeved steel box sections,
housing a double acting (DA) hydraulic ram to provide up to 600mm of leg adjustment.
Female Lug
ion
im ens 305 UC extension bars range in
in D length from 0.5m to 6.0m and
oP
Pin t are connected to each other via
a 3:2 female / male lug using a
Male Φ50mm pin and 4 No. grade 8.8
Lug M30 bolts c/w nuts and washers.
Double Acting
Material Steel
Bore 140mm
Max. Working Pressure 390 Bar (5700 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
OUT IN
* Winter mix required for shoring fluid at low temps.
¼" BSP
female QRV ¼" BSP
male QRV
⅜" BSP
isolation Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore side of
valve the piston through the male quick release valve
(QRV) to extend the ram. At the same time, fluid
Dowty
washer from the return side of the piston is returned
to the pump via the female QRV. Retraction is a
reverse of extension. Ensure isolation valve is
¼" male to male
closed to maintain pre-load pressure and before
release / connection of QRVs.
PUMP UNITS The pumps are used to extend and retract the
305 UC double acting hydraulic rams. The pumps
contain bio-degradable Houghto Safe SF25 shoring
fluid. During the Summer months the shoring fluid
is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to
1 part Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the mix
ratio is 1:1. Maximum recommended installation
pressure 1500 psi (100 Bar). There are 2 types of
pumps available, a manually operated bucket pump
305 UC BRACE
250x250x16 SHS
Specification 300x300x16 SHS
(+ 8 No. 75x6 thk stiffener plates)
Hydraulic Ram
Specification 305x305x158UC
Material Grade S460
305 UC BRACE
Component
Material Grade 708M40 (EN19A)
Shear SWL 1250kN
Weight 4kg
8.0 6.0m
N.B. Single 0.5m or 0.75m extensions can be added / substituted to these combinations to
provide intermediate dimensions. The ram assemblies are shown at mid-stroke, so each
length can vary by 300mm in either direction.
200 Series
Product ID Product ID
9.209 9.2095
305 UC 305 UC
With the use of 305 UC to 406 UC transition adaptors, rigid sections of 406 UC
can be used within legs of 305 UC for longer spans, or for where loadings in the
middle of the leg are too great for 305 UC.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Hydraulic brace is extremely heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by
competent persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and
MGF installation guidelines. When assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in
place and secured and all bolts are installed and fully tightened with a minimum two threads visible
beyond the nut.
2. Installation is normally carried out by lowering either the assembled frame or individual legs
406 UC BRACE
(dependant upon lifting capacity of excavator / crane) to the correct installation level and once the
frame is fully assembled pre-loading each leg in turn to ensure that the frame is pressed firmly
against the trench sheets and cannot slip. Max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi) must not be
exceeded.
3. Restraining chains are hung off the trench sheets and attached to the legs to assist assembly
/ removal of the frame and ensure vertical support is provided at all times. All the supplied
restraining chains should be installed (min. 2 per leg) and adjusted to ensure an even vertical load
distribution. Restraining chains should never be used for lifting nor solely relied upon to suspend
loads above personnel.
4. Ensure all hydraulic ram lock off valves are closed and all corner pins in place and secured using
the retaining clips provided prior to commencing works.
LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
POLE LADDER
EDGESAFE DAVITSAFE
See Section 7 See Section 7
TRENCH SHEETS
See Section 6
406 UC BRACE
406 UC
SERIES
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406
(>90° corner bracket requires removing).
496
Corners should always be packed out
using hardwood wedges against the sheets
prior to final pre-load to ensure even
load distribution and avoid introducing
excessive bending in the brace legs
406
(especially ram assembly).
496
750 0
700 20
650 40
600 60
550 80
500 100
400 140
350 160
300 180
250 200
200 220
150 240
100 260
50 280
0 300
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
406 UC BRACE
Page 1
The above load chart is applicable when bracing leg is built up in accordance with the recommended
brace extension combinations on page 4.6.11.
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Cylinder
locating pin
ter on
Ou ensi
D i m
Rod
er Pin locating pin
to
Inn Pin
Hydraulic valves
Male Lug
406 UC hydraulic ram assembly comprises inner and outer sleeved steel box sections
housing a double acting (DA) hydraulic ram to provide up to 800mm of leg adjustment.
OUTER SECTION
Extension Bar
Axial SWL 1250kN
406 UC ANCILLARIES
406 UC WALER CONNECTION PIN
Φ50mm bar,
Pin
245mm long
Component
Weight 4kg
Material S275
Weight 42kg
SWL 30kN
152 6 No. Φ18 holes min.
Hole Details
90mm c/c
100
400
Shear Stop
Material 100x30 flat, S355
406 UC extension bars can be provided with double sided integrated shear stops (as an
alternative to using bespoke welded shear stops), which when used in conjunction with
spacer plates (max. 1No.) can allow knee braces to be placed anywhere along the beam.
Integrated shear stops are available on 5.0m and 8.0m extension bars. For further
details contact MGF Design.
1250kN 2500kN
Hydraulic Strut Hydraulic Strut
Min. achievable
35° 35°
int. angle (Θ)
Knee braces can also be taken directly into the connecting lugs of 406 UC extensions
(2.0m and above). These shear lugs are only suitable for 1250kN and 2500kN hydraulic
struts, the achievable angles for those capacities are shown above. Up to 1No. spacer
plates can be used to assist with positioning. For further details contact MGF Design.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
3.5
9.5 6.0m
10.5 7.0m
11.5 8.0m
12.5 9.0m
13.5 10.0m
Product ID Product ID
9.209 9.2095
406 UC 406 UC
Typical trench
application utilising
400 Series Struts.
406 UC BRACE
Larger cofferdam
designs available,
utilising intermediate
bracing struts.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Hydraulic brace is extremely heavy and should only be assembled, installed and
removed by competent persons in accordance with a site-specific detailed design
& installation sequence and MGF installation guidelines. Consideration must be
given to the weight of the components when preparing lifting plans on site.
Operatives should not be in the vicinity during the lifting process.
2. Prior to assembling T700 Brace legs / frames all components should
be laid outside of the excavation on suitable timber supports.
3. When assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in
place and secured and all bolts are installed and fully tightened with a minimum
two threads visible beyond the nut.
4. Installation of T700 Brace components is normally carried out by lowering the individual extension
bars into the excavation at the correct installation level and building up the complete legs (which
would normally include a 406 UC hydraulic ram and T700 transition pieces) within the excavation.
T700 BRACE
CONTACT US [email protected]
4.7.1
solely relied upon to suspend loads above personnel. Alternatively, both the 406 UC Brace and T700
Brace are available with waler support brackets, which can be welded to sheet piles or affixed to
concrete walls / piles using bolts or anchors. These waler support brackets must be installed prior
to beginning to install the waler frames. It is essential that the 406 UC and T700 waler support
brackets be installed at the correct levels and there are sufficient brackets installed to satisfy the
installation procedure.
8. Ensure all hydraulic ram lock off valves are closed and all corner pins in place and secured using
the retaining clips provided prior to commencing works. Release the pump pressure to ease
removal of the hydraulic hoses. Never release ram pressure by depressing the nipple of the male
quick release valve.
9. Individual brace legs should be visually inspected for damage, excessive deflection or loss of ram
pressure prior to entering the excavation.
10. Legs should always be installed square and plumb to the excavation walls ensuring contact with
all the inward facing sheet pans. If this is not possible any gaps must be securely packed by using
hardwood wedges prior to final pre-loading of the hydraulic rams.
11. Safe access / egress, edge protection (for personnel) and barrier protection (for plant) should
always be considered.
12. Prior to removal of systems all hydraulic rams must be released and retracted to avoid the need for
excessive extraction forces and to avoid damaging corner joints.
13. No matter how much care is taken during the installation and removal of hydraulic bracing systems
some ground movement will occur in the areas immediately surrounding the excavation. Great care
must be taken when specifying these systems for use adjacent to existing structures and services.
DAVITSAFE LADDERSAFE
See Section 7 See Section 7
EDGESAFE LADDER
See Section 7 See Section 8
T700
T700 BRACE
BRACE
mgf.co.uk/products/t700-hydraulic-brace
406
(>90° corner bracket requires removing).
496
Corners should always be packed out
using hardwood wedges against the sheets
prior to final pre-load to ensure even
load distribution and avoid introducing
excessive bending in the brace legs
406
(especially ram assembly).
496
120 50
100 100
60 200
40 250
20 300
0 350
T700 BRACE
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
The above load chart is applicable when bracing leg is built up in accordance with the
recommended brace extension combinations on page 4.7.14.
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
20
1000
40
60
900
80
100
800
120
140
700
600 180
200
500 220
240
400
260
280
300
300
320
200
340
360
100
380
T700 BRACE
0 400
6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Clear Span (m)
The above graph is based purely on the max. bending moment capacity of the T700 Brace when
used in conjunction with 3500kN Bracing Struts. Joints and 406 UC components not taken into
consideration.
The load chart deflections are based on calculated values and not test data.
Cylinder
locating pin
ter
Ou sion
en
im
er Pi nD Rod
locating pin
Inn to
Pin
Hydraulic valves
Male Lug
406 UC hydraulic ram assemblies comprise inner and outer sleeved steel box sections
housing a double acting (DA) hydraulic ram to provide up to 800mm of leg adjustment.
406 UC 406 UC
Male Female Lug
Lug
406 UC TO T700
TRANSITION TYPE 1
100
0m T700 T700 Brace
m
Brace Female Lug
Male Lug
Male
Lug
406 UC TO T700 TRANSITION TYPE 2
Female
Lug
nsion
Dime
o Pin
Pin t
OUT IN
OUTER SECTION
T700 BRACE
T700 Transitions
Specification 356x406x340UC
Material Grade S460
Unit Mass 340kg/m
Component
Bolting Details
& 8 No. M30x120 (min.) bolts and nuts c/w washers
Component
Material S275
Bolting 6 No. M30x120 (min.) grade 8.8
Details bolts and nuts c/w washers
Φ60mm bar,
Pin
Component
405mm long
Material Grade 817M40 (EN24T)
Weight 9kg
Product ID 8.604
Weight 145kg
1160
Component
Material S355
Weld 8mm single run fillet weld.
Details No weld on bearing face
SWL 30kN
225
Hole Details 6 No. φ22 holes
Product ID 8.605
T700 BRACE
Weight 80kg
Component
Material S355
10 No. M24x100 (min.) grade
Bolting
820
Product ID 8.613
Weight 35kg
Component
Material S355
5 No. M30x140 (min.)
Bolting
grade 8.8 bolts and nuts
Details
c/w washers
13.5 6.0m
2.0m
to these combinations for
intermediate dimensions.
14.5 9.0m
The ram assemblies are
15.5 9.0m 1.0m
shown at mid-stroke so each
16.5 9.0m 2.0m
length can vary by 400mm in
either direction.
17.5 12.0m
18.5 12.0m
1.0m
19.5 12.0m
2.0m
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BRACING STRUTS
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Strut systems are heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by competent persons
in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and MGF installation
guidelines.
2. Installation is normally carried out by assembling the complete strut and then lowering into place
(subject to crane / excavator capacity). Struts are normally long and unbalanced (due to the weight
of ram / jack unit) and great care must be taken in preparing the lift / maintaining lift angle (tag
lines strongly recommended). On the ram assembly max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi)
must not be exceeded unless design states otherwise.
3. Additional restraining chains or support brackets are normally provided to the brace at intermediate
strut locations to carry the additional strut weight.
4. Ensure struts are fully pre-loaded or tightened, end fixings packed, all hydraulic ram isolation
valves are closed prior to releasing strut from lifting chains and commencing works. When
assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in place and secured and all flange
plate bolts are installed and fully tightened / torqued with a minimum two threads visible beyond the
nut. Any gaps in bearing plates must be securely packed by using hardwood wedges or grout prior
to final pre-loading of the hydraulic rams.
5. Individual components should be visually inspected for damage, excessive deflection, loss of ram
pressure or loose locking collars prior to entering the excavation.
200 SERIES STRUT
6. Safe access / egress, edge protection (for personnel) and barrier protection (for plant) should
always be considered.
7. Prior to removal of systems the complete weight of the strut must be
independently supported. Once this is accomplished the hydraulic
rams (or struts) must be released and retracted to avoid the
need for excessive extraction forces.
8. When installing struts at angles great care must be taken to
ensure that the angles match the design, all shear stops are in
place and all elements are supported / jacked and capable of
transmitting loads effectively.
9. Extreme care must be taken when handling the
mechanical jack as the screw thread is free to move
within the outer and can accidentally retract or extend. It is
therefore recommended that during handling operations the
jack is fully extended and the locking collar closed against the
outer to prevent any sudden movements.
POLE LADDER
203 UC /
254 UC SERIES
See Section 4
200 SERIES STRUT
TRENCH SHEETS
See Section 6
mgf.co.uk/products/200-series-strut
on
40
to
22º
MGF can supply battery impact wrenches to facilitate assembly and removal of bolted connections.
Please contact MGF for details.
CONTACT US [email protected] 5.1.3
n
ensio
e Dim
to Fac
Face
600
550
500
450
Maximum SWL (kN)
400
350
300
250
200
200 SERIES STRUT
150
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Strut Span (m)
n
nsio
sio
n ter me
er Ou e Di
Out im
en c
D Fa
ace er ce
to
Inn
er toF Inn Fa
ce
Fa
n
sio
en
Dim Product Description Weight
e
ac
toF (kg)
200 SERIES STRUT
ce
Fa
9.202 200 Series 0.25m Extension 40
9.205 200 Series 0.5m Extension 52
9.210 200 Series 1.0m Extension 76
200 Series extension
Product ID
When used with the 152 UC When used with 203 UC or 203 UC+ Brace, the 250kN
Waler, the 250kN Hydraulic hydraulic strut can either bear directly onto the UC
Struts must be clamped using end cleats or clamping plates (5.1.11) as above, or
in position. The 250kN connect to the UC Brace connecting lugs using 203 UC
200 SERIES STRUT
strut can also be used as / 203 UC+ 200 Series Strut adaptors (4.3.11 & 4.4.12) as
Endsafe when used in the below. When using these Strut adaptors the 200 Series
outermost position. can also be used as an end protection strut.
Test Pressure 440 Bar (6400 psi) 390 Bar (5700 psi)
Approx. Working Stroke 300mm 600mm
Axial SWL 250kN 600kN
Min. FOS (by test) 2 2
Working Temp Range -20ºC* to +50ºC -20ºC* to +50ºC
Approx. Pre-Load 60kN 150kN
Approx. Pre-Load Pressure 100 Bar (1500 psi) 100 Bar (1500 psi)
Locating Pins Φ22mm Φ22 and Φ26mm
PUMP UNITS The pumps are used to extend and retract the 200
Series double acting hydraulic rams. The pumps
contain bio-degradable Houghto Safe SF25 shoring
fluid. During the Summer months the shoring fluid
is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to
1 part Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the mix
200 SERIES STRUT
ratio is 1:1. Maximum recommended installation
pressure 1500 psi (100 Bar). There are 2 types of
pumps available, a manually operated bucket pump
and a motorised petrol pump.
Type A Type B
Component
Material 15mm thk. flat, S275
4 No. M20x65 (min.) grade 8.8
Bolting
countersunk bolts and nuts
Details
c/w washers
Bearing SWL 600kN
Weight 3kg
Material S275
Bolting 2No. grade 8.8 M20x80 (min.)
Details c/w nuts and washers
Weight 23kg
533x210x92 UB,
462
Material
S355
209
325
5.5 4.0m
6.5 5.0m
1.5 1405 1705 222 1118 1863 197 1190 1790 405
2.5 2405 2705 298 2118 2863 273 2190 2790 481
Face to Face Dimension (m)
4.5 4405 4705 395 4118 4863 370 4190 4790 578
5.5 5405 5705 445 5118 5863 420 5190 5790 628
6.5 6405 6705 490 6118 6863 465 6190 6790 673
7.5 7405 7705 566 7118 7863 541 7190 7790 749
8.5 8405 8705 618 8118 8863 593 8190 8790 801
9.5 9405 9705 692 9118 9863 667 9190 9790 875
10.5 10405 10705 742 10118 10863 717 10190 10790 925
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Strut systems are heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by competent
persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and MGF
installation guidelines.
2. Installation is normally carried out by assembling the complete strut and then lowering into place
(subject to crane / excavator capacity). Struts are normally long and unbalanced (due to the weight
of ram / jack unit) and great care must be taken in preparing the lift / maintaining lift angle (tag
lines strongly recommended). On the ram assembly max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi)
must not be exceeded unless design states otherwise.
3. Additional restraining chains or support brackets are normally provided to the brace at intermediate
strut locations to carry the additional strut weight.
4. Ensure struts are fully pre-loaded or tightened, end fixings packed, all hydraulic ram isolation
valves are closed prior to releasing strut from lifting chains and commencing works. When
assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in place and secured and all flange
plate bolts are installed and fully tightened / torqued with a minimum two threads visible beyond the
nut. Any gaps in bearing plates must be securely packed by using hardwood wedges or grout prior
to final pre-loading of the hydraulic rams.
5. Individual components should be visually inspected for damage, excessive deflection, loss of ram
pressure or loose locking collars prior to entering the excavation.
300 SERIES STRUT
EDGESAFE LADDERSAFE
See Section 7 See Section 7
300 SERIES
mgf.co.uk/products/300-series-strut
2
to
n
2º
to
600
550
500
Maximum SWL (kN)
450
400
350
300 SERIES STRUT
300
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Strut Span (m)
n
nsio
sio
n ter me
er Ou e Di
Out im
en c
D Fa
ace er ce
to
Inn
er toF Inn Fa
ce
Fa
n
sio
en
im
eD
ac
300 SERIES STRUT
F
to
ce
Fa
Product Description Weight
(kg)
Double Acting
Material Steel
Bore 140mm
Max. Working Pressure 390 Bar (5700 psi)
Hydraulic Cylinder
PUMP UNITS The pumps are used to extend and retract the 300
Series double acting hydraulic rams. The pumps
contain bio-degradable Houghto Safe SF25 shoring
fluid. During the Summer months the shoring fluid
is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to
1 part Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the mix
300 SERIES STRUT
ratio is 1:1. Maximum recommended installation
pressure 1500 psi (100 Bar). There are 2 types of
pumps available, a manually operated bucket pump
and a motorised petrol pump.
Type A Type B
Component
Material 15mm thk. flat, S275
Bolting 4No. grade 8.8 M20x65 (min.)
Details bolts c/w nuts and washers
Bearing SWL 600kN
Weight 23kg
462
209
325
Product ID 9.319
Weight 76kg
Material 25mm thk. flat, S355
Component
the lugs (as shown below)
N.B. Single 0.5m extensions should be added to these combinations for intermediate
dimensions. The strut assemblies are shown at mid-stroke, so each length can vary by
up to 372mm in either direction.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Strut systems are very heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by competent
persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and MGF
installation guidelines.
2. Installation is normally carried out by assembling the complete strut and then lowering into place
(subject to crane / excavator capacity). Struts are normally long and unbalanced (due to the weight
of ram / jack unit) and great care must be taken in preparing the lift / maintaining lift angle (tag
lines strongly recommended). On the ram assembly max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi)
must not be exceeded unless design states otherwise.
3. Additional restraining chains or support brackets are normally provided to the brace at intermediate
strut locations to carry the additional strut weight.
4. Ensure struts are fully pre-loaded or tightened, end fixings packed, all hydraulic ram isolation
valves are closed prior to releasing the strut from lifting chains and commencing works. When
assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in place and secured and all flange
plate bolts are installed and fully tightened / torqued with a minimum of two threads visible beyond
the nut. Any gaps in bearing plates must be securely packed by using hardwood wedges or grout
prior to final pre-loading of the hydraulic rams.
5. Individual components should be visually inspected for damage,
excessive deflection, loss of ram pressure or loose locking collars
400 SERIES STRUT
prior to entering the excavation.
6. Safe access / egress, edge protection (for personnel)
and barrier protection (for plant) should always be
considered.
7. Prior to removal of systems the complete weight of
the strut must be independently supported. Once this
is accomplished the hydraulic rams (or struts) must be
released and retracted to avoid the need for excessive
extraction forces.
8. When installing struts at angles great care must be taken to
ensure that the angles match the design, all shear stops are
in place and all elements are supported / packed and capable
of transmitting loads effectively.
9. Extreme care must be taken when handling the mechanical jack
as the screw thread can detach from the outer if fully wound out.
LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
POLE LADDER
400 SERIES
406 UC
TRENCH SHEETS SERIES
See Section 6 See Section 4
400 SERIES STRUT
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22
Di
º
Pin
to
to
40
Pin
3500
3400
3300
3200
3100
3000
2900
2800
2700
2600
2500
2400
Maximum SWL (kN)
2300
2200
2100
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
400 SERIES STRUT
900
800
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Strut Span (m)
i on n
er ens sio
Out im e d en
ace
D ead Dim
r oF Thrinner ce
Inne et Fa
a c to
F ce
Fa
OUT IN
¼" BSP male QRV
Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore side of ⅜" BSP
the piston through the male quick release valve isolation
(QRV) to extend the ram. At the same time fluid valve
These swivels can be connected directly to concrete structures, 305 UC Brace or 406 UC
Brace systems by bolting on the associated clamp assemblies detailed on page 5.3.13.
Type A Type B
Type C Type D
Operating Range
Bearing Plate 20mm thk. (S355) 20mm thk. (S355)
Base Plate Hole Details 2 No. Φ26 holes 8 No. Φ26 holes
Pin Detail Φ90 (817M40 / EN24T) Φ90 (817M40 / EN24T)
Axial SWL 2500kN* 2500kN
Weight 25kg
Material S275
Bolting 3No. grade 8.8 M24x170 (min.)
Details bolts c/w nuts and washers
152
525
Weight 42kg
Material 457x152x52 UB, S355
180 600
Product ID 9.609
Weight 475kg
Material 356x406x340UC, S460
Component
Material (305 UC) or 40mm thk. (305 UC) or 40mm 600 long, S275
(406 UC) flat, thk. (406 UC) flat,
500 long, S275 600 long, S275
8No. grade 8.8 10No. grade 8.8 5No. M30x120 (min.)
Bolting
M30x140 (min.) bolts M30x150 (min.) bolts grade 8.8 bolts c/w
Details
c/w nuts and washers c/w nuts and washers nuts and washers
Bearing
3500kN 3500kN 570kN
SWL
3 1m
4 2m
5 3m
6 4m
7 5m
8 6m
9 7m
10 7m 1m
11 7m 2m
12 7m 3m
13 10m 1m
14 10m 2m
15 8m 5m
16 10m 4m
17 10m 5m
18 10m 6m
19 10m 7m
20 3m 10m 5m
21 4m 10m 5m
22 5m 10m 5m
23 7m 7m 7m
24 7m 7m 8m
N.B. Single 0.25m and 0.5m extensions should be added to these combinations
for intermediate dimensions. The strut assemblies are shown at mid-stroke,
so each length can vary by up to 400mm in either direction.
400 SERIES STRUT
11
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Strut systems are very heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by competent
persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and MGF
installation guidelines.
2. Installation is normally carried out by assembling the complete strut and then lowering into place
(subject to crane / excavator capacity). Struts are normally long and unbalanced (due to the weight
of ram / jack unit) and great care must be taken in preparing the lift / maintaining lift angle (tag
lines strongly recommended). On the ram assembly max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi)
must not be exceeded unless the design states otherwise.
3. Additional restraining chains or support brackets are normally provided to the brace at intermediate
strut locations to carry the additional strut weight.
4. Ensure struts are fully pre-loaded or tightened, end fixings fully packed, all hydraulic ram isolation
valves are closed prior to releasing the strut from lifting chains and commencing works. When
assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in place and secured and all flange
plate bolts are installed and fully tightened / torqued with a minimum two threads visible beyond the
nut. Any gaps in bearing plates must be securely packed using grout prior to final pre-loading of the
hydraulic rams.
5. Individual components should be visually inspected for
600 SERIES STRUT
600 SERIES
DAVITSAFE
See Section 7
TRENCH SHEETS
See Section 6 LADDERSAFE
See Section 7
POLE LADDER
HANDLING POINTS
WLL = 12.0T
Strut assemblies are lifted
and handled by attaching STRUT FLANGE TRANSITION FLANGE
MGF lifting chains to the CONNECTION CONNECTION DETAIL
handling / restraining points DETAIL The transition adaptor is
as shown. Assemblies can 600 Series Struts connected to the hydraulic
also be handled using a fork and extensions are strut or 400 Series extension
lift on the pockets on the connected to each via a square flange plate
underside of the extensions. other via a flange (520x520x30mm) and
plate (Ø850x30mm) connects to 600 Series
using 12No. grade via a circular end plate
600 SERIES STRUT
8.8 M24x100 (Φ850x30mm) both
(min.) bolts c/w connections using 12 No.
nuts and washers grade 8.8 M24x100 (min.)
(recommended min. bolts c/w nuts and washers
torque 400Nm). (recommended min. torque
400Nm).
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65º
22º to
MGF can supply battery impact wrenches to facilitate assembly and removal of bolted connections.
Please contact MGF for details.
3500
3400
3300
3200
3100
3000
2900
2800
2700
2600
2500
2400
Maximum SWL (kN)
2300
2200
2100
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
600 SERIES STRUT
900
800
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Strut Span (m)
3500
3400
3300
3200
3100
3000
2900
2800
2700
2600
2500
2400
Maximum SWL (kN)
2300
2200
2100
2000
1900
1800
1700
1600
1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
600 SERIES STRUT
900
800
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Strut Span (m)
ion
im ens
eD Product Description Weight
to Fac
e
Fac (kg)
600 SERIES STRUT
9.605 600 Series 1.0m Extension 480
Hydraulic Ram
Material Grade S355 S355
Unit Mass 191kg/m 275kg/m
Axial SWL 2500kN 2500kN
Moment SWL 277kNm 277kNm
Test Pressure
Approx. Working Stroke 800mm 600mm
Axial SWL 2500kN 3500kN
Min. FOS 2 (by test) 1.78 (by design)
Working Temp Range -50ºC to +50ºC -50°C to +50°C
Approx. Pre-Load 500kN 700kN
Approx. Pre-Load Pressure 100 Bar (1500 psi) 100 Bar (1500 psi)
Locating Pins Φ30 Φ40
OUT IN
¼" BSP male QRV
Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore side of ⅜" BSP
the piston through the male quick release valve isolation
(QRV) to extend the ram. At the same time fluid valve
These swivels can be connected directly to concrete structures or the 305 UC or 406 UC
Brace systems by bolting on the associated clamp assemblies detailed on page 5.4.13.
Type A Type B
Base Plate Hole Details 14 No. Φ32 holes 16 No. Φ32 holes
T700 3500kN
1000 / 600 600 / 400 SWIVEL TRANSITION
Product ID 9.800 9.604 8.605
15 11.5m
16 11.5m 1.0m
19 11.5m 4.0m
20 11.5m 5.0m
22 11.5m 7.0m
N.B. Single 0.25 or 0.5m 400 Series extensions should be added to these combinations for
intermediate dimensions. The strut assemblies are shown at mid-stroke, so each length
can vary by up to 400mm in either direction. Individual 7m pieces can be exchanged for a
3m and 4m. Additional compatible extensions are available (660 diameter / 1000 Series).
Contact MGF Design department for details.
The above strut combinations use the 600 Series extensions (610 tube).
600 SERIES STRUT
Material 40mm thk. 40mm thk. flat, 600 long, flat, 600 long,
(406 UC) flat, (406 UC) flat, S275 S275
500 long, S275 600 long, S275
Bolting 8No. grade 8.8 10No. grade 8.8 5No. M30x120 5No. M30x140
Details M30x140 (min.) M30x150 (min.) (min.) grade 8.8 (min.) grade 8.8
bolts c/w nuts bolts c/w nuts bolts c/w nuts bolts c/w nuts
and washers and washers and washers and washers
0º to 22º
Swivel Clamp Type B is to be used on The T700 3500kN swivel transition clamps
3500kN Swivel Type B, when used as a are used to connect the T700 3500kN swivel
cross strut connected to 305 UC / 406 UC. transition plate to T700 extension bars.
TYPICAL BASEMENT
WALL APPLICATION
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Strut systems are extremely heavy and should only be assembled, installed and removed by
competent persons in accordance with a site specific detailed design & installation sequence and
MGF installation guidelines.
2. Installation is normally carried out by assembling the complete strut and then lowering into place
(subject to crane / excavator capacity). Struts are normally long and unbalanced (due to the weight
of ram / jack unit) and great care must be taken in preparing the lift / maintaining lift angle (tag
lines strongly recommended). On the ram assembly max. pre-load pressure of 100Bar (1500psi)
must not be exceeded unless the design states otherwise.
3. Additional restraining chains or support brackets are normally provided to the brace at intermediate
strut locations to carry the additional strut weight.
4. Ensure struts are fully pre-loaded or tightened, end fixings fully packed, all hydraulic ram isolation
valves are closed prior to releasing the strut from lifting chains and commencing works. When
assembling on site ensure that all pins and retaining clips are in place and secured and all flange
plate bolts are installed and fully tightened / torqued with a minimum two threads visible beyond the
nut. Any gaps in bearing plates must be securely packed using grout prior to final pre-loading of the 1000 SERIES STRUT
hydraulic rams.
5. Individual components should be visually inspected for damage,
excessive deflection loss of ram pressure prior to entering the
excavation.
6. Safe access / egress, edge protection (for personnel) and barrier
protection (for plant) should always be considered.
7. Prior to removal of systems the complete weight of the strut must be
independently supported. Once this is accomplished the hydraulic
rams (or struts) must be released and retracted to avoid
the need for excessive extraction forces.
8. When installing struts at angles great care
must be taken to ensure that the angles match
the design, all shear stops are in place and all
elements are supported / packed and capable of
transmitting loads effectively. On large unsupported
spans the pre-load must be applied prior to removing
vertical support to minimise sagging.
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65
to
º
90 º
3500
3400
3300
3200
3100
3000
Maximum SWL (kN)
2900
2800
2700
2600
2500
2400
2300
2200
1000 SERIES STRUT
2100
2000
16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46
Strut Span (m)
3500
3400
3300
3200
3100
3000
2900
Maximum SWL (kN)
2800
2700
2600
2500
2400
2300
2000
20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50
Strut Span (m)
n
sio Product Description Weight
en
Dim
ce
Fa (kg)
e to
c
Fa
9.850 1000 Series 5.0m Extension 2105
1000 SERIES STRUT
Test Pressure 500 Bar (7250 psi) 495 Bar (7200 psi)
Approx. Working Stroke 800mm 600mm
Axial SWL 2500kN 3500kN
Min. FOS 2 (by test) 1.78 (by design)
Working Temp Range -50ºC to +50ºC -50ºC to +50ºC
Approx. Pre-Load 500kN 700kN
Approx. Pre-Load Pressure 100 Bar (1500 psi) 100 Bar (1500 psi)
Locating Pins Φ30 Φ40
OUT IN
¼" BSP male QRV
Shoring fluid is pumped into the full bore side of ⅜" BSP
the piston through the male quick release valve isolation
(QRV) to extend the ram. At the same time fluid valve
These swivels can be connected directly to concrete structures or the 406 UC Brace
systems by bolting on the associated clamp assemblies detailed on page 5.5.13.
Type A Type B
Base Plate Hole Details 14 No. Φ32 holes 16 No. Φ32 holes
T700 3500kN
1000 / 600 600 / 400 SWIVEL TRANSITION
Product ID 9.800 9.604 8.605
20
820
N.B. Single 0.25m or 0.5m 400 Series extensions should be added to these combinations for
intermediate dimensions. The strut assemblies are shown at mid-stroke, so each length can vary 1000 SERIES STRUT
by up to 400mm in either direction. The above strut combinations use the 1000 Series extensions.
Clear unsupported spans of up to 55.0m possible using MGF Super 1000 Series, please contact
MGF Design for further details.
Product
8.40016 8.40017 9.809 8.613
ID
Weight 46kg 54kg 53kg 35kg
30mm & 40mm 30mm & 40mm 40mm thk. 40mm thk.
Component
Material thk. flat, thk. flat, 600 flat, 600 long, flat, 600 long,
500 long, S275 long, S275 S275 S275
8No. grade 8.8 10No. grade 8.8 5No. M30x120 5No. M30x140
Bolting M30x140 (min.) M30x150 (min.) (min.) grade 8.8 (min.) grade 8.8
Details bolts c/w nuts bolts c/w nuts bolts c/w nuts bolts c/w nuts
and washers and washers and washers and washers
Bearing
3500kN 3500kN 570kN 3500kN
SWL
0º to 22º
Swivel Clamp Type B is to be used on The T700 3500kN swivel transition clamps
3500kN Swivel Type B when used as a are used to connect the T700 3500kN swivel
cross strut connected to 406 UC. transition plate to T700 extension bars.
1000 SERIES STRUT
TYPICAL BASEMENT
WALL APPLICATION
ANCILLARIES: 6.6
DRIVING CAPS
QUICK RELEASE
TRENCH SHEETS 6.1 PITCHING SHACKLES
SHEET PILES 6.2 EXTRACTORS
WALER AND TIE BACK SYSTEM 6.3 DRIVESAFE
TRENCH STRUTS 6.4 PILING HAMMERS (EMVS) 6.7
TELESCOPIC / ACROW PROPS 6.5 AUGER 6.8
Trench sheets used in combination
with the MGF Tie Back and Waler
system to retain canal banks
MGF TRENCH SHEETS ARE AVAILABLE IN A WIDE RANGE OF PROFILES AND
LENGTHS AND ARE GENERALLY SPECIFIED TO SUPPORT THE VERTICAL
FACES OF MOST SMALL TO MEDIUM SIZED TRENCHES AND EXCAVATIONS
BETWEEN 1M AND 9M IN DEPTH.
The sheets are primarily designed to be handled and installed by excavators using the bucket
to drive the sheets vertically into the ground and are fully compatible with the complete
MGF shoring range. The sheets are manufactured in the UK by MGF in a variety of steel
grades to BS EN 10249 Part 1. The range includes both lapped and interlocking systems.
Handling holes are provided as standard at one end of the sheet, all MGF FLP, ER, KKD and
FKD trench sheets are supplied with 2 handling holes at the top of the sheet. Extra handling
holes can be provided upon request. MGF design and specify the sheets in accordance with
BS 5975 (2019) Code of practice for temporary works procedures and the permissible stress
design of falsework and the Piling Handbook 9th Edition (revised 2016) by Arcelor Mittal.
MGF can supply the sheets with a range of compatible driving caps, Drivesafe quick hitch
driving caps, lifting chains, Quick Release Shackles, extractors, Edgesafe edge protection
panels, Laddersafe access platforms and GRP or wooden pole ladders and Davitsafe
retrieval / fall arrest systems.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Trench sheets should only be installed and removed by a person with the relevant
skills and experience using excavators specified to suit the size of trench sheet and the
anticipated ground conditions / site constraints.
2. Trench sheets are heavy and difficult to handle / pitch on site and these operations
should only be carried out by experienced banksmen. Always ensure that the sheets
are not lifted over personnel and that the trailing ropes on Quick Release Shackles
cannot snag. Great care should be taken to avoid trapping fingers whilst pitching the
sheets. Additional care must be taken in windy conditions when it is recommended that
at least 2 persons are used to pitch the sheets.
3. MGF strongly recommend that a driving cap is always used to prevent unnecessary
damage to the tops of the trench sheet when being driven into the ground using the
excavator bucket.
4. When stacking sheets on site it is recommended that they are placed in bundles of no
more than 6 sheets and staggered on timber spacers to allow for ease of handling and
to minimise the risk of trapping hands / fingers.
5. Other sheet lengths, profiles and grades are available upon
request. MGF can also provide sheets for sale with a galvanised
finish.
6. In order to assist installation MGF can supply guide walings and
TRENCH SHEETS
piling frames. For availability and details contact MGF direct.
7. Trench sheets must only be removed using MGF extractors.
Use of a Quick Release Shackle for extraction will lead to
damage of the spring mechanism.
8. MGF offer a complete re-roll and refurbishment
facility for damaged trench sheets.
9. MGF interlocking trench sheets can provide
limited protection against groundwater ingress
and should always be used with caution where
high water flows are anticipated.
10. Trench sheets are generally not recommended
for cantilevered designs as deflections can be
a significant issue.
STANDARD
3.5
34.5
Product ID: 3.10
Available lengths:
2m-4m
330
FKD 400/6
50
Product ID: 3.2
6
Available lengths:
2m-6m
400
KKD 600/6
Product ID: 3.3
78
Available lengths:
3m-7m
600
KKD 600/8
Product ID: 3.4
80
Available lengths:
4m-8m
TRENCH SHEETS
600
ER 750/8
Product ID: 3.7
94
Available lengths:
4m-9m
742
INTERLOCKING SHEETS
L8
Product ID: 3.9
37.5
3.5
Available lengths:
SALE ONLY
430
FLP 600/3.5
127.5
Available lengths:
SALE ONLY
600
TRENCH SHEETS
FLP 600/6
130
All MGF FLP, ER, KKD and FKD trench sheets are supplied with 2 handling holes at the
top of the sheet. Extra handling holes to any sheet can be provided upon request.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Interlocking steel sheet piles should only be specified, installed and removed by a
person with the relevant skills and experience using specialist equipment selected to
suit the size of sheet pile and the anticipated ground conditions / site constraints.
2. Sheet piles are heavy and difficult to handle / pitch on site and these operations should
only be carried out by experienced banksmen. Always ensure that the excavator has
sufficient reach to safely lift the sheets, the piles are not lifted over
personnel and that the trailing ropes on Quick Release Shackles
cannot snag. Great care should be taken to avoid trapping fingers
whilst pitching the piles. Additional care must be taken in windy
conditions when it is recommended that at least 2 persons are
used to pitch the piles.
3. A range of corner piles are available when groundwater is
anticipated to maintain full interlocks along the perimeter
of cofferdam structures. Waterproof clutch sealants
can be supplied by MGF to provide additional water
tightness.
4. For cantilevered sheet pile wall designs a suitable
Site Investigation must be provided with a location
plan of the SI in relation to the proposed works.
5. When stacking piles on site it is recommended
that they are placed in bundles of no more than
6 sheets and staggered on timber spacers to
allow for ease of handling and to minimise
SHEET PILES
of Inertia
Modulus
Modulus
Moment
Material
Coating
Area **
Section
Section
Weight
Weight
Plastic
Elastic
per m2
per m
Grade
Part 5
Sheet
Class
Type
EC3:
Temporary
600
GU8N
Product ID: 3.11
SALE ONLY
Recommended for easy
312
driving conditions.
7.5
1200
600
GU13N
Product ID: 3.12
Available minimum
lengths: 4.5m
418
600
GU16N
Product ID: 3.13
Available minimum
lengths: 6.0m
430
10.2
600
GU21N
Product ID: 3.14
Available minimum
lengths: 7.0m
450
11.1
Recommended for normal
to hard driving conditions.
1200
600
GU23N
Product ID: 3.19
SALE ONLY
450
driving conditions.
1200
600
PU28-1*
Product ID: 3.15
SALE ONLY
452
driving conditions.
1200
600
PU32-0.5
Product ID: 3.17
SHEET PILES
SALE ONLY
452
driving conditions.
1200
Further sheet lengths can be supplied. Please contact MGF for details.
150 150
5º
Ø40
INTERLOCK DETAIL
All MGF Sheet Piles are supplied with 2 40mm diameter The interlock allows
handling holes at the top of the sheet, compatible with for up to 5° horizontal
MGF 6t Pitching Shackles and Extractors. deviation between each
successive sheet.
CORNER PILES
BS20 / C14
The BS20 Corner Pile is suitable for 90°
internal corners and is compatible with all the
MGF pile profiles.
Angle = 90° 0º
9
BS20 / C14
Mass per Metre = 14.4kg/m
OMEGA
The Omega Corner Pile is suitable for 90° to
135° internal corners and is compatible with all
the MGF pile profiles. 90º
13
Angle = 90° - 135° 5º
-
Omega
Mass per Metre = 18.0kg/m
E22 / C9
The E22 / C9 Corner Pile is suitable for 90°
internal corners and is compatible with all the
MGF pile profiles. The Corner Pile is welded
to the pan of an interlocked pile to give added 0º
flexibility for interlocking sheet frames.
9
E22 / C9
Angle = 90°
Mass per Metre = 9.3kg/m
SHEET PILES
E20 XL
The E20 XL Corner Pile is suitable for 60° to
150° internal corners and is compatible with
all the MGF pile profiles.
60º
-1
Angle = 60° - 150° 50º
E20 XL
Mass per Metre = 11.7kg/m
Moment
Effective of Section Sectional Steel
Width Weight Thickness Inertia Modulus Area Grade
Interlocking
430 14.4 3.5 42.84 22.8 18.5 S275
L8 Sheet
Item
Tie Back
3888 5.4 3.0 8.4 4.3 6.8 S275
Waler Rail
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ROBUST, STEEL STRUTS IDEAL FOR SMALL TRENCH APPLICATIONS
AVAILABLE IN SIZES RANGING FROM 0.3M TO 1.7M. TRENCH STRUTS ARE
DESIGNED FOR HORIZONTAL USE.
Manufactured out of steel 60.3mm and 48.3mm tubes the struts are roughly adjusted using
pins and fine adjustment is achieved with a screw thread. The 75mm x 75mm x 6mm thick
strut end plates feature two nail holes and are spiked to support and grip the trench lining.
MGF Trench Struts are manufactured to BS4074:2000 Specification for Steel Trench Struts.
TRENCH STRUTS
Suitable
Standard
Component
Sheets
Product ID 2.301
Weight 11kg
Suitable
FKD 400/6 MGF have a complete range of
Component
Sheets
driving caps to suit individual trench
Product ID 2.302 sheet profiles. Great care must be
taken when locating the driving
Weight 14kg
cap on top of a sheet to ensure that
the operation is safe and the cap
Suitable KKD 600/6 is fitted securely and cannot be
Component
Weight 23kg
Product ID 2.304
Suitable Sheets L8
Component
Weight 39kg
Product ID 2.305
Weight 15kg
QUICK RELEASE PITCHING SHACKLES
MGF manufacture and supply 2t, 3t and 6t Quick Release Pitching Shackles (QRSs) for the
safe and efficient handling and pitching of MGF trench sheets and sheet piles. MGF QRSs
are supplied with rope lines to allow the release of piles / sheets once pitched. All MGF
pitching shackles feature a simple safety mechanism that prevents the accidental release
of the shackle in the event the rope snags. A short length of chain is attached from the lever
arm of the shackle to a metal ring, to which the nylon rope line is attached. When this is in
use it ensures that the rope cannot snag and release the mechanism. QRSs should always
be inspected for damage prior to each use - especially the spring mechanism, which can be
easily damaged by use as an extractor (for which they are not designed). They must not be
violently shaken or snatched prior to lifting piles always ensure pin is fully engaged.
SWL (t) 2 6
Jaw Width (mm) 20 20
Component
MGF manufacture and supply 2t and 6t SWL pile extractors for the safe removal of MGF trench
sheets and sheet piles. Extractors should always be inspected for damage prior to each use.
Prior to extraction ensure that the pin is located in the pile / sheet handling hole with an r-clip
attached, and fully locked to prevent accidental release during extraction. Extractors are
designed to cope with large extraction forces but must not be violently shaken or snatched.
DRIVESAFE
MGF Drivesafe is an excavator attachment designed to be used for the safe and
ANCILLARIES
efficient driving of trench sheets using the push and dig method. Compatible with a
range of excavators, ranging in capacity from 13t to 25t, the Drivesafe units can be
quickly attached to the excavator boom using the quick hitch mechanism. The Drivesafe
unit is an alternative to using a Driving Cap, and avoids the need for working at height.
The sheets are pitched, as normal, using an MGF Quick Release Pitching Shackle. Once
the sheet is pitched then the Drivesafe should apply slow, steady pressure to the top of
the sheet to drive it into the ground. The guide plates on the underside of the unit are
there to re-align the sheet if needed. Before use, ensure the Drivesafe is compatible
with the quick hitch bracket on which it is to be used (see 6.6.3).
(kg)
QC65H,
65mm 2.500 100 Range 4 Tefra 13t
QH65M
Drivesafe
Type
Tefra 16t,
QC80H, Range 5,
80mm 2.501 126 Tefra 21t,
QH80M Range 6
Tefra 25t
ANCILLARIES
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banksman) at all times ensure that no operatives are within the fall radius of the sheet
when it is in operation.
24. Monitor the piling operation constantly – interrupt the process immediately if there are
operational issues or any danger occurs.
25. Follow the agreed (and briefed) safe system of work / RAMS.
26. Do not operate the piling hammer if anyone is in the exclusion zone do not enter the
exclusion zone if the piling hammer is being operated.
27. Do not use the piling hammer if it is faulty in any way.
28. Do not touch the piling hammer during the operating process (even when the excavator
is switched off) as it can become very hot.
29. It is advised that the piling hammer should be fitted by an MGF Service Engineer
making the necessary hose connections and checking for full functionality. The piling
hammer should only be operated by suitably trained personnel.
30. During operation it is essential that the piling hammer be kept vertical at all times.
31. MGF EMVs are only compatible with excavators that have bi-directional flow circuits
and require minimum flow and pressure figures to operate. MGF EMVs require drain
back to tank, if not present this can be fitted as an additional drain line by the fitter at
the start of the hire.
Total Weight*
kg 350 830 1230
(Including clamping device)
Dyn. Weight*
Type
Height*
H mm 538 1175 1250
(Including clamping device)
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QC40H,
Tefra 3t,
QC40M, P Class,
Tefra 4t,
40-45 45 QC40MPL, R Class,
Tefra 5t,
QC45H, Range 1B,
Tefra 6t,
QC45M, Range 2A
3CX
QC45MPL
QC50H,
MS1 50-55 50 QC50M, Range 3 Tefra 7t,
QC55H, Tefra 8t
QC55M
QC60H,
60-65 72 QC60M, Range 4 Tefra 13t
QC65H,
QC65M
QC65H,
65 80.5 Range 4 Tefra 13t
QH65M
Tefra 16t,
QC80H, Range 5,
80 125.5 Tefra 21t,
QC80M Range 6
MS3 Tefra 25t
PILING HAMMERS (EMVS)
MGF Quick Hitch Connectors are compatible with more quick hitches than detailed above.
Please contact MGF to discuss further. Manual connectors are also available, should the
excavator not have a quick hitch.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Operators should familiarise themselves with
the Auger User Guide available on MGF’s website
mgf.co.uk.
2. Ensure a pre-hire checklist has been completed
and a site/task specific Risk assessment/Method
Statement has been prepared prior to use.
3. Ensure that Temporary Works Coordinators
(TWC) and Temporary Works Supervisors
(TWS) have been consulted prior to operations
commencing.
4. Ensure that lifting operations have been
appropriately planned prior to use.
5. Ensure that all associated equipment is of sound
condition, rated appropriately and is tested in
accordance with legislative requirements.
6. Adequate PPE must be worn at all times.
7. Operatives must not work underneath any suspended loads and loads must never be
lifted over operatives. It is recommended that exclusion zones are maintained whilst
the auger is operating.
8. All pinned / bolted connections should be checked before every use.
9. Ensure competent operatives are appointed to fit Augers / EMVs to excavators prior to
operations commencing.
10. Ensure competent operatives and supervisors are appointed to operate and assist in
the operation of Augers / EMVs prior to operations commencing.
11. Ensure control measures are in place for the protection of operatives, third parties,
plant and structures in the proximity of operations prior to them commencing.
12. Augers / EMVs should only be operated on stable ground.
AUGER
13. Ensure any overhead cable hazards and associated risks are identified and controlled.
14. Ensure that regular checks are carried out to ensure that hazards are controlled and
the equipment is in good working order.
15. Ground vibrations may lead to substantial nuisance or hazard to the adjoining areas.
Height mm 1411
Type
Width mm 406
Weight kg 442
Auger Range PA
* Flow rates quoted are continuously, intermittent flow rates up to 225lpm allowed.
Description Weight
(mm) (kg)
For other quick coupler manufacturers please contact MGF for further details.
mgf.co.uk/products/auger
EDGESAFE 7.1
ENDSAFE PANELS 7.2
LADDERSAFE 7.3
STAIRSAFE 7.4
DAVITSAFE 7.5
GANGWAY RAMPS 7.6
ROAD PLATES 7.7
MGF ARE COMMITTED TO IMPROVING SITE SAFETY IN AND AROUND
EXCAVATIONS THROUGH INNOVATION. OUR RANGE OF EXCAVATION
SAFETY SYSTEMS BEAR TESTAMENT TO THIS COMMITMENT AND ARE
AVAILABLE FOR USE WITH THE COMPLETE RANGE OF MGF EXCAVATION
SUPPORT SYSTEMS.
These systems are manufactured by MGF to meet the requirements of the Work
at Height Regulations 2005, the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations
(PUWER) 1998 and BS EN 13374 (2013) Temporary Edge Protection Systems.
MGF EDGESAFE SYSTEMS ARE LIGHTWEIGHT STEEL EDGE PROTECTION
SYSTEMS AVAILABLE IN A VARIETY OF SIZES WITH A RANGE OF FIXING CLAMPS
ALLOWING IT TO BE USED TO PROVIDE PERIMETER EDGE PROTECTION TO ANY
EXCAVATIONS EMPLOYING MGF EXCAVATION SUPPORT SYSTEMS. THERE ARE 2
TYPES OF EDGESAFE PANELS, EDGESAFE AND EDGESAFE-MESH.
Edgesafe panels are manufactured from grade min. S235 hollow steelwork sections and plate.
Edgesafe-Mesh panels are manufactured from 5mm steel mesh and plate. Both systems are
designed to be installed by two persons directly onto MGF excavation support systems using
solid steel clamps with clamping bolts. These systems satisfy the requirements of BS EN 13374
(2013) Class A Temporary Edge Protection Systems and are suitable for site use where the
ground slopes up to a maximum of 10°. It is not suitable for use as a pedestrian barrier.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Ensure that the panels are not damaged and that the correct clamps are provided prior
to use.
2. Always install the system from a position of safety. If working from an unsupported
edge a full risk assessment should be carried out for the installation.
3. When Edgesafe panels are clamped check each panel cannot be lifted, slide or rotate.
N.B. Edgesafe panels can be flipped to allow tightening of clamping bolts from either
side (subject to a risk assessment).
4. Prior to installing Edgesafe-Mesh panels ensure the connecting clamp is fully secure
and cannot slide prior to installing the mesh panels.
5. Never lean over the panel or the edge of the excavation to adjust the clamps.
6. Always ensure that bolts are fully tightened and panels sit square and plumb with the
upper rail at a minimum 1.0m above ground level.
7. Avoid gaps in-between the panels that are greater than 120mm.
8. Always replace damaged panels.
9. Edgesafe and Edgesafe-Mesh panels should only be fitted to MGF excavation support
systems using the clamps specified. The customer must ensure that these support
systems are installed in accordance with MGF guidelines and are sufficiently robust and
stable to act as an effective edge protection support.
10. Take care when handling and storing on site as panels can be easily damaged. Always
stack on timbers and lift either by hand or using a fork lift.
11. Do not use panels to support ladders, services, equipment or materials.
12. Edgesafe-Mesh panels can be simply overlapped to create a constant run of edge
protection. Each connecting adaptor can be used with 2 overlapping Edgesafe-Mesh
panels. Cable ties can be used to secure panels together if desired. EDGESAFE
The sheet clamp can secure The box clamp pins through the
anywhere along the panel. connection points on the panel.
Edgesafe-Mesh panels can be attached to all MGF trench sheets and sheet piles.
EDGESAFE
The Edgesafe-Mesh sheet clamp can secure anywhere within the mesh panel.
(kg) (mm)
4.314 9 55-121
(kg) (mm)
4.318 5 0-35
(kg) (mm)
4.313 12 55-121
(kg) (mm)
4.311 10 55-155
(kg) (mm)
4.3185 8 0-35
EDGESAFE
mgf.co.uk/products/edgesafe
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Panels should only be used in the configurations shown on page 7.2.3 by competent
persons when specified for use with MGF excavation support systems.
2. Panels are heavy and great care must be taken in selecting a suitable excavator for
handling, installing and extracting. If stacking panels on site, timber packers must be
used to separate the panels.
3. Panels should not be left in-situ for extended periods within cohesive or very weak soils
as earth pressures / adhesion on the panel surfaces may increase significantly with
time requiring additional extraction forces to release them.
4. Always use MGF specified lifting chains when lifting and handling the boxes or
components.
5. Prior to every lifting operation all
lifting points must be carefully
inspected by a competent person for
evidence of damage.
6. During lifting or extraction operations
ensure personnel are well clear of the
equipment.
7. Customer must ensure that prior
to use checks are made confirming
that the installed panels each bear a
minimum 75mm onto the box panels
ENDSAFE PANELS
either side of the trench. In addition
the panels must be square and plumb
with soil packed evenly against the
back face to ensure the panels cannot
shift during the proposed works.
8. When installing Utility Endafe Panels
the hatch should always be on the
bottom face for service entry. If an
increased depth is required then
Utility Endsafe Panels should only ever
be attached to a similar sized standard
Endsafe Panel.
mgf.co.uk/products/endsafe
1.80m
1.80m
1.80m
2.40m
2.40m
1.2M WIDE
3.60m
4.20m
4.80m
CONFIGURATIONS
1.80m
2.40m
2.40m
1.80m 1.82m 1.80m 1.82m
1.22m
1.22m 1.22m
2.40m
2.40m
2.44m
1.8M WIDE
CONFIGURATIONS
4.80m
2.40m
1.94m 2.02m
2.0M WIDE
3.00m
CONFIGURATIONS
4.00m
1.22m 1.22m
1.22m
1.82m
2.44m
2.42m
1.22m
1.82m
2.42m
3.04m
3.64m
4.24m
1.82m
2.42m
4.84m
2.42m
2.42m
3.00m 3.00m
ENDSAFE PANELS
1.94m
1.94m
3.0M WIDE
3.88m
CONFIGURATIONS*
1.94m
4.00m 4.00m
4.0M WIDE
2.02m
2.02m
CONFIGURATIONS*
4.04m
2.02m
*The bottom panel in these assemblies can be substituted for a utility endsafe panel.
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Ensure that the platforms and ladders are not damaged or distorted and that the
correct clamps are provided prior to use.
2. Always install the system from a position of safety. If working from an unsupported
edge a full risk assessment should be carried out for the installation. Once clamped
check platform cannot be lifted, slide or rotate.
3. Always ensure that bolts are fully tightened and panels sit square and plumb with the
upper rail at a minimum 1.0m above ground level.
4. Avoid gaps between the panels that are greater than 120mm.
5. Always replace damaged platforms.
6. Laddersafe should only be fitted to MGF excavation support systems using the clamps
specified. The customer must ensure that these support systems are installed in
accordance with MGF guidelines and are sufficiently robust and stable to act as an
effective edge protection support.
7. Always consult with MGF for suitability of the system for any specific installation. MGF
Laddersafe must not be clamped to trench sheets less than 6mm thick (Type 1, 2, 3
& Mini Laddersafe units) or piles in pure cantilever or cantilevering more than 1.5m
above a waler rail / brace or 0.5m above ground level. In addition it is essential that the
excavation support system (that the clamp is attached to) is installed robustly and fully
supported by the ground (no voids / weak ground present).
8. Take care when handling and
storing on site as the gate and rails
can be easily damaged. Always
stack on timbers and lift using the
lifting shackles provided.
9. The platform and ladder are to be
used by one person at a time and
each Laddersafe unit has a max.
SWL = 150kg.
10. Do not store plant and equipment
on the platform, support services
LADDERSAFE
(mm) (kg)
(mm) (kg)
TYPE 3 LADDERSAFE
(INTERLOCKED SHEET PILES)
The Type 3 Laddersafe units are specifically designed
for use on heavy duty interlocked sheet piles. The
clamp uses 2 bolts to secure the Laddersafe onto 3
successive sheet pans. 4.303 is suitable for use on
sheet piles up to GU18N while 4.3035 is suitable for
LADDERSAFE
(mm) (kg)
(mm) (kg)
POLE DETAILS
500mm / 750m
m
PLATFORM EXTENSION
DETAILS
(mm) (kg)
mgf.co.uk/products/laddersafe
LADDERSAFE
PRODUCT NOTES
1. A minimum of two operatives are required to install the components and great care
must be taken to ensure that they carry out the work from a position of safety, avoiding
the need to reach out or lean over the excavation or be dragged over a vertical drop
by the components swinging outwards. At no point should any operatives be working
adjacent to an unsupported edge (in case edge collapses) nor should the stairs be
installed or removed whilst operatives are immediately below. It is recommended that
STAIRSAFE
a minimum 2.0m square, flat and stable area is provided at the base to allow for safe
installation.
2. It is recommended that the Trench Sheets or Sheet Piles the Stairsafe is to be attached
to are toed in at least 1.0m below formation level.
3. Installation is normally commenced by installing the MGF Laddersafe platform (refer to
section 7.3). The location should be carefully checked for suitability in use and sufficient
clear space for installation together with a secure and stable footing. Ensure that the
Simple Support
50º (on 18 step only)
30º-
Height
Range Additional Support
Assembled Weight
(m)
Beam Support
Total Steps
Product ID
Min. Max.
Simple
4.380
6 90 1.0 1.5 X X X X X
& 4.380
4.383 OR
112-
12 4.382 1.9 2.7 X X X X X
140
& 4.380
4.385
21 230 3.8 4.6 X X X X
& 4.380
4.383 &
24 488 3.8 5.2 X X X
4.383
STAIRSAFE
4.385
27 544 4.6 5.8 X X X
& 4.382
4.383 &
30 654 4.6 6.4 X X
4.385
4.385 &
36 820 5.8 7.7 X
4.385
(kg)
(mm) (kg)
mgf.ltd.uk/products/stairsafe
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Ensure that the davit arm and pillar are not damaged and that the correct clamps are
provided prior to use.
2. Always install the system from a position of safety. If working from an unsupported edge
a full risk assessment should be carried out for the installation. Once the clamp is fully
tightened check that the base cannot be lifted, slide or rotate.
3. Ensure that the pillar sits square and plumb with the winch at approx. 1.0m above ground level.
4. Always replace damaged davit arms, pillars, clamps, winches, pulleys and brackets.
5. MGF Davitsafe systems should only be fitted to MGF excavation support systems using the
clamps specified. The customer must ensure that these support systems are installed in
accordance with MGF guidelines and that the overall construction is
sufficiently robust and stable to support a davit.
6. Take care when handling and storing on site as system can be easily
damaged.
7. Always read installation and user instructions for the winch systems
provided prior to use.
8. Always consult with MGF for suitability of the system for any specific
installation. MGF Davitsafe systems must not be clamped to trench
sheets less than 6mm thick, trench sheets or piles in pure cantilever
or cantilevering more than 1.5m above a waler rail / brace or
0.5m above ground level. In addition, it is essential that
the excavation support system (that the clamp is
DAVITSAFE
Total 38
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Davitsafe Arm
Product ID: DAV-U-LW
Davitsafe Pillar
Product ID: DAV-L-LW
Davitsafe Arm
Product ID: DAV-U-LW
Davitsafe Pillar
Product ID: DAV-L-LW
DAVITSAFE
(kg)
Range = 0mm – 160mm
Davit Upper Pillar and Arm 16 Product ID: S-PORTX
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Ensure that Gangway Ramps, overshoe adaptors and Laddersafe platforms are not
damaged or distorted and that the correct Laddersafe platform, connecting pins and
nuts/bolts have been provided prior to use. Always replace damaged components.
2. Always install the Gangway Ramps and the Laddersafe platform from a position of
safety. If working from an unsupported edge a full risk assessment should be carried
out for installation. Once the Laddersafe is installed ensure the clamping bolts are fully
clamped and it cannot be lifted, slide or rotate prior to securing the Gangway Ramp.
3. Ensure the Gangway Ramp is securely connected to the Laddersafe platform and that
all 20mm diameter pins are secured using a r-clip and the supplied securing plate.
4. Ensure when connecting Gangway ramps together than the M16x50 bolts and nuts are
sufficiently torqued and that
retaining clips are provided for
the integrated pins. Gangway
Ramps should be connected
together prior to securing to
the Laddersafe platform.
5. MGF Gangway Ramps are
modular and no more than 3
ramps should be connected
together.
6. The maximum achievable
angle of 17.5° must not be
exceeded, which can cater for
a maximum vertical height of 0.5m per ramp, up to a maximum of 1.5m for 3 connected
ramps.
GANGWAY RAMPS
7. MGF Gangway Ramps are designed for man access to an MGF Laddersafe or Wall
Bridge system and should only be used by a single person and should not be used to
transport/store equipment.
8. Laddersafe platforms should only be fitted to MGF excavation support systems using
the clamps specified. The customer must ensure that these support systems are
installed in accordance with MGF guidelines and are sufficiently robust and stable to
act as an effective edge protection support.
9. It is recommended that 2 operatives are used to install the Gangway Ramp overshoe
adaptor when required, and that this is installed prior to installing the Laddersafe
platform.
10. Gangway Ramps can connect directly to the back face (retained side) of MGF Type 3
Laddersafe for Stairsafe (4.3039) and both faces of MGF Wall Bridges (4.390) without
the use of an overshoe adaptors.
The 10mm thick securing plates are supplied with the Gangway
Ramps and are used to connect ramps together or to a Laddersafe/
Wall Bridge by fitting over the integrated 20mm pins on connection
detail. r-clips are used to constrain the securing plate.
GANGWAY RAMPS
PRODUCT NOTE
1. Ensure that equipment is stored on
flat level ground.
2. Avoid stacking / storing equipment
close to pedestrian routes.
3. Ensure that all lifting equipment
and accessories have a certificate of
thorough examination and are visually
inspected for damage prior to each
use.
4. MGF recommend stacking heights of max. 5No. plates onsite, ensure timber packers
separate the plates so they are not stacked directly on top of each other.
5. Standard road plates must be lifted using a 4-leg chain, each corner of the plate needs
to be made accessible by chocking underneath to attach the chain hooks. Be aware of
finger/limb trap hazards during this process. Safe lift road plates must only be lifted
vertically, one at a time, using a single leg chain. At no point should any road plate be
dragged on the ground or transported using the bucket and blade of the excavator.
6. It is essential that no one is in the immediate vicinity during the lifting operation. Road
plates must never be lifted over anyone’s heads, ensure safe lifting practices are
adhered to during every lift.
7. Ensure that when plant are tracking whilst lifting road plates that the load is kept low
ROAD PLATES
at all times. Take care travelling over uneven ground, always ensure a plant exclusion
zone is adhered to.
8. It is strongly recommended to fully restrain/secure the road plates to prevent any
movement. Each road plate is provided with 4No. corner holes for use with ground
anchors. Safe lift road plates feature 30mm diameter holes, while all other road plates
feature 50mm diameter holes. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure that road
plates are sufficiently anchored/restrained prior to use.
9. The fixings should not protrude above the surface of the plates to create a hazard to
road users, they should ideally have countersunk heads or should not protrude by more
than 10mm above the plate.
Anchor Anti-
Material Hole Skid
Description Grade Diameter Weight Coated
(mm) (kg)
Road Plate
mgf.co.uk/products/road-plates
Road plates
should be
secured onsite
using ground
ROAD PLATES
anchors.
mgf.co.uk/products/safe-lift-road-plates/
MGF can supply a full range of ancillaries including edge protection, aluminium strut extensions,
lightweight bucket pumps, handling slings, valve release tool, restraining chains, GRP Endsafe
struts and GRP ladders.
Manufactured and designed in general accordance with the principles of BS EN 14653 Part 1
(Manually operated hydraulic shoring systems), BS 5975 (Code of practice for temporary works)
and the Federal OSHA Regulations.
GRiPSHORE ® is exclusive to MGF and is a fully registered design belonging to MGF.
GRiPSHORE ® systems are patent registered, design registered and trademarked.
jacks are located so as to load the soil immediately beneath the pavement construction
(recommended to batter the pavement back slightly in this case) or that the pavement
construction is trimmed back and smoothed out to provide an even bearing and that timber
blocks / suitable fill is used to pack out where necessary to maintain an even loading of the
trench walls.
26. Check trench service crossings for any soils or materials (including boulders, concrete or
road construction) that could dislodge and fall / collapse onto operatives and if identified
ensure that a jack is placed so as to prevent this or that an exclusion zone is established.
27. Do not work underneath service crossings unless an engineered support system is correctly
installed or the service has been inspected and confirmed to be stable by a competent person.
GRP VERTISHORE
WITH BONDED
BACKING BOARD
GRP
GRP TRENCH BOX SHEETS &
WALERS
GRiPSHORE®
GRP MINI
TRENCH BOX
Do not extend the trench more than 0.5m beyond the rail.
GRiPSHORE®
SURCHARGING
Max. 12t excavator, max. 5kN/m2 parallel to trench
ü PERMITTED
ROAD CONSTRUCTION
/ MADE GROUND
(max. 400 psi)
Firm CLAY
(max. 500 psi)
(min. 250 psi)
û NOT PERMITTED
PEAT / SILT
(min. 150 psi)
Compacted / Well Graded Stiff CLAY Uncompacted / Poorly Graded
SAND* (max. 450 psi)
(max. 500 psi) SAND / GRAVEL
(min. 250 psi)
(min. 250 psi) (Blown/Running Sands)
Hard GROUND/ROCK
RIVER MUD /
(max. 400 psi)
(min. 150 psi) V. Soft CLAY
CHALK
(max. 400 psi) LARGE NUMBER
(min. 150 psi) OF VOIDS
The lightweight system can be rapidly assembled and installed by hand where access is
limited, without the need for an excavator and without the requirement for operatives to
enter an unsupported trench. GRP Endsafe struts are available to close off the ends of a
trench providing extra protection from loose materials falling into the excavation
(see page 8.17 for further details). With a SWL of 16.5kN/m2 the system is suitable for
use in most trenches up to a depth of 2.0m (2.2m subject to design checks).
Handling Points
WLL 100kg
00
1600 - 21
600 (max.)
Description Weight
Tren
ch width (kg)
620 -
2000
**
1.090 1.6m GRP Waler 6.2
Product ID
w/ Bonded Board
w/ Bonded Board
570
500
Max. spacing between installed Vertishores
(with bonded backing board) is 2.0m centre to
0* h
00 idt
*
-2 w
The lightweight system can be rapidly assembled by hand. MGF recommend that any
unsupported trench ends do not extend greater than 0.5m beyond the systems. With a trench
jack SWL of 60kN suitable for use in most trenches up to a depth of 1.5m (1.7m subject to
design checks). The trench jacks are linked by hydraulic hoses allowing safe install and
removal from outside the trench. Designed to withstand a maximum safe working load of
16.5kN/m², for use in made ground such as soft cohesive and loose granular fill which is
generally self-supporting in the short term and where no ground water is present. Boxes are
generally not suitable for use in trenches with numerous service crossings.
1500
570
15
00 Excavating can continue up to
0**
- 200 400mm below the bottom of
620
hw
idth the panel during installation
nc
Tre provided jacks are loaded.
A lightweight, modular shoring solution for excavations up to 2.0m deep (2.2m subject to
design checks) with widths from 620mm to 2000mm**. GRP Modular Box panels create a
working area 1.5m wide and a minimum under strut clearance of 570mm to allow services
to pass. Due to the soil arch created by the hydraulic struts, GRP Modular Boxes can be
set out with a clear space of up to 1.5m between boxes making an efficient solution for
longer trench runs. Designed to withstand a maximum safe working load of 16.5kN/m²,
for use in made ground such as soft cohesive and loose granular fill which is generally
self-supporting in the short term and where no ground water is present. Boxes are
generally not suitable for use in trenches with numerous service crossings. To assist with
installation tubular GRP connecting poles can be provided upon request.
A lightweight shoring solution for excavations up to 1.0m deep (1.2m subject to design
checks) with widths from 620mm to 2000mm**. GRP Mini Trench Box panels create
a working area 1.5m wide and a minimum under strut clearance of 570mm to allow
services to pass. Due to the soil arch created by the hydraulic struts, GRP Mini Trench
Boxes can be set out with a clear space of up to 1.5m between boxes making an efficient
solution for longer trench runs. Designed to withstand a maximum safe working load of
16.5kN/m², for use in made ground such as soft cohesive and loose granular fill which is
generally self-supporting in the short term and where no ground water is present. Boxes
are generally not suitable for use in trenches with numerous service crossings.
Handling Points
WLL 100kg 1500
Always ensure
operatives work
from within the box
1000
570
*
0*
00
-2
620
dt
h Excavating can continue up to
wi
h 400mm below the bottom of
enc
Tr the panel during installation
provided jacks are loaded.
GRiPSHORE®
MGF Edgesafe-Mesh and Edgesafe-GRP are lightweight edge protection systems suitable for use
with MGF GRiPSHORE ® products. Connected to the GRP rails or GRP panel / sheet using a GRP
connecting adaptor and GRP vertical box sections the system satisfies the requirements of BS EN
13374 (2013) Class A Temporary Edge Protection Systems, and is suitable for site use where the
ground slopes up to a maximum of 10°. The systems are not suitable for use as pedestrian barriers.
10
Type GRP Rail
6
50
Component
GRP Material Grade E23
Weight 3.85kg/m 180
Section Modulus 23.5cm3
* Subject to max. 1.7m simply supported span
SWL Moment Capacity 3.42kNm*
or 0.6m cantilever.
3
Type GRP Panel/Sheet
25
Component
Bore 50.8mm
Weight 5.7kg[1] / 8kg[2]
Jack
Dowty
washer GRiPSHORE ® hydraulic trench jacks
⅜" BSP
isolation can be provided with lock-off valves.
GRiPSHORE®
1000mm
1050mm
1100mm
1150mm
1200mm
1250mm
1300mm
1350mm
1400mm
1450mm
1500mm
1550mm
1600mm
1650mm
1700mm
1750mm
1800mm
1850mm
1900mm
1950mm
2000mm
2050mm
500mm
550mm
600mm
650mm
700mm
750mm
800mm
850mm
900mm
950mm
Type A 550-900mm
Type B1 850 - 1375mm
Type A + 800mm Extension 1379-1729mm
Type A + 1100mm Extension 1679-2029mm
The GRiPSHORE ® Aluminium Strut extensions are designed to be used with GRiPSHORE ®
Type A Trench Jacks only. There are 2 extension sizes, one that increases the Type A range
by 800mm (product ID =1.0111) and one that increases it by 1100mm (product ID = 1.0112).
These extensions allow a max. trench width of 2.0m (as long as the Trench Jacking Theory
Checks are satisfied - see page 8.6).
Capacity 10 litres
Weight 22kg
Pump
The pump is used to extend the single acting hydraulic rams. The pumps contain bio-
degradable Houghto Safe SF25 shoring fluid. During the Summer months the shoring fluid
is diluted with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to 1 part Houghto Safe SF25. In the Winter the
mix ratio is 1:1. Maximum recommended installation pressure 600psi (40 Bar). These pumps
can be provided with pressure relief valves to prevent over-pressurising the systems.
4.3094 4.0m 14
4.3095 5.0m 18
GRiPSHORE®
4.3096 6.0m 22
4.3097 7.0m 25
Our incredibly lightweight one piece leaning rung ladders are manufactured from E17
Structural Grade Pultruded GRP (glass reinforced plastic) to BS EN 13706. They are available
in lengths ranging from 3.0m to 7.0m and comply with BS EN 131 - 150kg SWL. The ladders
are supplied with 400mm wide, square anti-slip rungs and rubber anti-slip end caps on the
ends of the stiles as standard. Epoxy Coated Steel Ladders are also available.
Product ID
1.708 710 Inner 2.1
GRP Endsafe Struts are designed to be quickly and easily installed by hand to support the
open end of a trench run created using GRP Sheets and Walers. When the Endsafe struts are
installed the GRP trench sheets can be installed against the face of the GRP Endsafe strut
by carefully lowering down vertically. The struts are telescopic and include one outer section
and a range of inner sections to give a working range of between 620mm and 1420mm.
The minimum overlap between the inner and outer sections must not be less than 125mm.
GRP Endsafe Struts cannot be used with aluminium extensions.
The 0.5m long GRP Vertishore is intended to be used in shallow trenches up to 2.0m
deep where the layout of the excavation or obstructions such as services precludes the
use of larger products. It can also be used to provide additional shoring support to the
battered ends of trenches, avoiding the need for Endsafe struts or in conjunction with
trench sheets and panels.
In trenches of 1.3m deep and beyond ensure that a minimum of 4 No. loaded jacks are
in place, 2 either side of the point of entry. Setting out for 0.5m Vertishores must be
done in strict accordance with Trench Jack Spacing Rules (see page 8.6).
GRiPSHORE®
SLINGS
GRiPSHORE®
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the configurations shown by competent persons following
MGF installation guidelines.
2. Boxes should be used in ground which is self-supporting in the short-term to allow for
the dig and drop technique.
3. Over dig the trench dimensions by 100mm so that the box can be positioned without
resistance. Ensure that any gaps between the outer face of the panels and the sides of
the excavation are sufficiently backfilled to avoid injury.
EDGESAFE
GRP See Section 7
LADDER
GRiPSHORE+
TRENCH
BOX TOP
GRiPSHORE+ TRENCH BOX
GRiPSHORE+
TRENCH
BOX BASE
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Li
We
T Wi
H
D
Part A Part B L
*Depths of 2.8m must be accompanied by a design issued through MGF’s Design Department.
T Wi
Product ID
Panel Resistance
30 30 20 20
(kN/m2)
Panel Thick /
58 / 65 58 / 42 58 / 85 58 / 54
Weight T(mm)/(kg)
Internal Trench
880 - 2080 880 - 2080 880 - 2080 880 - 2080
Width Wi(mm)
External Trench
1000 - 2200 1000 - 2200 1000 - 2200 1000 - 2200
Width We(mm)
Clearance Below
Bottom Strut 770 N/A 770 N/A
C(mm)
Clearance Between
1840 1840 2840 2840
Struts Li(mm)
Depth Configuration
D (m)
1.2 1 Base
2 1 Base, 1 Top
2.4 2 Bases
VERTICAL STRUTS
860
360
735
360
460
2876
1210
950
2491
810
2076
360
1216
1 1 1 1
Ø3 Ø3 Ø3 Ø3
806
806
806
806
1216
(mm) (kg)
4.620 0 - 1200 10
Strut Type
Axial SWL
80 80 80 80
(kN)
Moment SWL*
15 15 15 15
(kNm)
GRiPSHORE+ TRENCH BOX
Extraction SWL
30 30 30 30
(kN)
Weight (kg) 10 17 19 22
*This figure is the moment resistance in combination with the panel soldier.
1.404
1.404 706
1.404
1.405
4.624
Ø31
1106
1.405
4.625
Ø31
1.405 1506
Ø31
1.406
4.626
1.406 4.624
(mm)
1000 - 1400
(kg)
4
Horizontal
Strut Type
Product ID
Axial SWL
80 80 80
(kN)
Moment SWL
7 7 7
(kNm)
Weight (kg) 4 7 9
Component
110mm long
Material Grade 605M36 (EN16T)
Shear SWL (kN) 80
Weight (kg) 1
1200mm1200mm
BASE BASE 1200mm1200mm
BASE BASE
& 800mm
& 800mm
TOP TOP
MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED
1200mm BASE
0.00m 0.00m
DEPTHS / CONFIGURATIONS
0.00m 0.00m
1200mm BASE 1200mm BASE BASE
1200mm
& 800mm TOP TOP -0.40m -0.40m
& 800mm
1200MM BASE -0.40m -0.40m 1200MM BASE &
0.00m
0.00m 0.00m 1 NO. 800MM TOP 0.00m 0.00m
0.00m
-0.40m
-0.40m -0.40m -0.40m
-0.40m -0.40m
-1.22m -1.22m -1.21m -1.21m
-1.22m
-1.22m -1.22m -1.21m
-1.21m -1.21m
-2.02m -2.02m
-2.02m
-2.02m -2.02m
2No. 1200mm
2No. 1200mm
BASES BASES 1200mm1200mm
BASE BASE
2NO. 1200MM BASES &1200MM
2 NO.&800mm
2 NO.&800mm
BASE TOPS TOPS
GRiPSHORE+ TRENCH BOX
0.00m -0.68m
-0.68m 0.00m
-0.68m 0.00m 0.00m
-0.80m
-0.80m -0.80m
-0.68m -0.68m
-0.80m -0.80m
-1.63m -1.63m
-1.63m
-2.01m
-2.01m -2.01m
-1.63m -1.63m
-2.43m -2.43m
-2.43m
-2.01m -2.01m
-2.82m
-2.82m -2.82m
-2.43m -2.43m
-2.82m -2.82m
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Boxes should only be used in the
configurations shown by competent persons
following MGF installation guidelines.
2. Boxes should be used in ground which is self-
supporting in the short-term to allow for the
dig and drop technique. Never push panels
into the ground using the excavator bucket.
3. Over dig the trench dimensions by 100mm
so that the box can be positioned without
resistance. Ensure that any gaps between the
outer face of the panels and the sides of the
excavation are sufficiently backfilled to avoid
injury.
4. Do not push down on the box with a machine during installation.
5. Boxes are not normally suitable for usage where ground movement is an issue and are
therefore not recommended for use in live carriageway situations or adjacent existing
buildings or structures.
6. Flying of the box above the base of the excavation is not recommended.
7. It is possible to man-handle individual components, but only undertake this if
GRP STACKSHORE
comfortable to do so with good manual handling techniques.
8. Assembled box systems range from 365kg to 416kg, ensure a suitable excavator for
handling, installing and extracting these systems.
9. If stacking panels on site, timber packers must be used to separate the panels.
10. Boxes should not be left in-situ for extended periods within cohesive or very weak soils
as earth pressures / adhesion on the panel surfaces may increase significantly with
time requiring additional extraction forces to release the panels.
11. Always use MGF specified chains to handle and extract boxes, it is recommended
that each corner is lifted approximately 50mm to break any initial cohesion before
attempting to lift out with 4-leg chain. N.B. If a box becomes stuck very high
extraction forces can be required to release each corner. In this instance MGF
recommend either a ground reduction or to install sheets around the perimeter to
break the stiction.
EDGESAFE
See Section 7
GRP
LADDER
GRiPSHORE+
TRENCH
BOX TOP
GRP
STACKSHORE
PANEL
GRIPSHORE+
TRENCH
BOX BASE
GRP STACKSHORE
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GRP STACKSHORE
We
We
Wi
Wi
T
H
Product ID
Panel Resistance
20* 20* 20
(kN/m2)
GRP STACKSHORE
Panel Thick /
58 / 65 58 / 42 58/18
Weight T(mm)/(kg)
Internal Trench
1850 1850 1850
Width Wi(mm)
External Trench
2000 2000 2000
Width We(mm)
Clearance Below
Bottom Strut 770 n/a n/a
C(mm)
*Reduced capacity when GRiPSHORE+ Trench Box panels are used with STACKSHORE.
Component
Protruding Arm
360
Length (mm)
Axial SWL (kN) 80
Moment SWL
15*
(kNm)
Hole Diameter
31
(mm)
Weight (kg) 10
HORIZONTAL STRUT
Product ID 4.626
Specification 70x70x3 SHS
Material Grade S700
Length (mm) 1506
Component
110mm long
Material Grade 605M36 (EN16)
Shear SWL (kN) 80
Weight (kg) 1
Product ID 4.111
COMPOUND SECTION
120x60x3.6 RHS,
Material Grade
grade S355 c/w S700
Component
channels
Safe Working Moment
11.5
Capacity (kNm)
Shear SWL (kNm) 60
Weight (kg) 23
Product ID 4.110
Section 60x60x3 SHS
Material Grade S700
Component
EXTRACTION BRACKET
Product ID 4.112
Section 60x60x3 SHS
Component
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Please read MGF Pipe
Lifter user manual and
Safe System of Work
Guide before use.
2. Ensure that a valid LOLER
test certificate is available
to site prior to use.
3. The Pipe Lifter must only
be used for lifting and
laying concrete pipes.
4. Always ensure that the
operation has been risk
assessed.
5. Ensure all personnel are
stood well clear and turned to face the operation.
6. During operations always ensure that should the pipe rotate, slip or slide in the clamp
that no personnel can come into contact with the pipe.
7. Ensure correct bolted head plate is fitted and bolts are fully tightened (recommended
minimum torque 300Nm).
8. The Pipe Lifter should be off-loaded and stored in the safety carry frame.
9. Customers are to ensure that a suitable lifting plan is in place prior to commencing
work and that any plant being used is appropriate for the intended operation. Never lift
over personnel.
10. The clamping plate has two available settings, an upper hole for clamping DN300 -
DN450 diameter pipes and a lower hole for use with DN525 – DN 1200mm diameter
pipes.
11. Insert the full length of the lifting arm into the collared end of the concrete pipe. Ensure
that the pipe surfaces in contact with the clamp are free from any lubricants or dirt.
12. The excavator operator must have a clear view of the Pipe Lifter at all stages of the
operation.
13. The pipe may now be lifted and transferred to a suitable storage location or placed into
the prepared trench.
PIPE LIFTER
14. Depending on the weight of pipe, depth of installation and lifting capacity of site plant,
the pipe may be tilted up to 30 degrees from horizontal and manoeuvred between struts
on the trench support system.
15. The Pipe Lifter can also be used to push the pipe into position.
16. When the pipe is in its final position and the ground has taken the full weight of the
pipe, the Pipe Lifter should be slowly lowered to release the clamp plate after which the
Pipe Lifter can be carefully retracted.
17. The excavator should never be left whilst a pipe is suspended in the Pipe Lifter.
Bolted
Head
Plate
220kg
(max.)
Safety carry
frame 200kg
MGF Pipe Lifter Geith Quick Miller Quick Hill TEFRA Quick
Bolted Head Pin Size Coupler Coupler Coupler
(mm)
65 QC65H, QH65M Range 4 Tefra 13t
Tefra 16t, Tefra 21t,
80 QC80H, QH80M Range 5, Range 6
Tefra 25t
90 QC90H, QH90M Range 7, Range 8 Tefra 30t
100 QC100H Range 8, Range 9 Tefra 35t
PIPE LIFTER
For other quick coupler manufacturers, please contact MGF for further details.
mgf.co.uk/products/pipe-lifter
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Operators should familiarise themselves
with the relevant user guides or Safe
System of Work guidance available on
MGF’s website mgf.co.uk.
2. Proper shoring and safety precautions
must be in place when working below
ground level.
3. Ensure appropriate PPE is used when operating the equipment.
4. If any damage to the puller unit occurs, please stop work immediately and contact MGF.
5. Never attempt to fix or modify the machine, upon observing any damage, leaking oil or
the machine is not working correctly, contact MGF immediately.
6. Write a lifting plan, risk assessment and method statement identifying safety
procedures as deemed necessary by an experienced operator.
7. Function check all controls prior to starting works.
8. Ensure all bolts, pins and r-clips are securely fitted.
9. Inspect all components before the start of every shift.
10. Always provide suitable exclusion zones around the units during assembly and
installation. CULVERT PULLERS
11. Always be aware of individual component weights and final assembly weights using
adequate lifting equipment and good manual handling practices where appropriate.
12. Always relieve pressure before re-entering the culvert to inspect the joint.
13. All operators of this equipment should actively practice the following:
- Be familiar with operating the controls while running the machine.
- Be familiar with emergency shutdown procedures.
- Always provide new operators with appropriate training.
- NEVER allow an inexperienced person to operate the machine without proper training.
- ALWAYS take necessary precautions to protect yourself from pressurised hydraulic
fluid. If damage or an oil leak is found contact MGF immediately, NEVER attempt to
make personal checks or repairs.
14. Culvert Pullers can be used in pairs for heavier culverts, each pulling beam is suitable
for double pulls. For further details please contact MGF.
CPP-ELEC CPP-BATT
Culvert Pullers can be used in pairs for heavier culverts, each pulling beam is suitable for double pulls.
For further details please contact MGF. *Adaptors available to allow smaller, or bigger culverts / pipes to
be pulled, see page 10.2.5 for further details.
For full details on how to setup and operate the MGF Culvert Pullers, please refer to the
Culvert Puller User Guide available on the MGF website mgf.co.uk.
CULVERT PULLERS
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Lift Here
Battery
Strut Cylinder / Electric
Standard
Strut
Pulling Beam
Selector
Value
Power
Unit
CULVERT PULLERS
Lower Shoe
Pull Cylinder
Strut Extensions
Pulling Chains
Description Weight
(kg)
HEAVY-DUTY STRUT
& HEAVY-DUTY
STRUT EXTENSIONS
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Prior to every lifting operation the user
must ensure that the Manhole Ring Lifter
is suited for the intended operation, that
it is fully functioning, has been suitably
inspected and that the loads are not
damaged and suitable to be handled.
Never exceed the lifting capacity.
2. The excavator must have a sufficient
lifting capacity to handle the Manhole
Ring Lifter and the load at the anticipated
levels / reach required for installation.
3. Only skilled operatives should be allowed to carry out the installation, maintenance and
repair work of the Manhole Ring Lifters.
4. When handling manhole rings using the Manhole Ring Lifter it is essential that the lift
be in close proximity to the ground, under no circumstance should the units be lifted
over operatives. When in use there should be no operatives in the working area.
5. Ensure that the Manhole Ring Lifter is installed level prior to lifting the manhole ring, if
PRODUCT NOTES
1. Prior to use:
- Inspect all lifting and connection points for damage.
- Ensure that wedges and pins are present and clean from concrete and debris.
- Ensure that faces of connecting angles are clean of debris, fully clamped and flush
along their full length.
- Consider the use of a concrete release agent to help prevent the concrete from sticking.
2. Before pouring concrete, ensure all pins and wedges are secure and in place.
3. The shutters are for single height pours only. Do not stack for extra height.
4. During use, visually check panels and joints for any signs of
movement or cracking from a safe distance.
5. Each shutter has two lifting points. Use only lifting points for
attaching chains. Do not snatch the chain during removal.
6. Always use a banksman and ensure that panels are not
lifted over personnel.
7. During use it is advised to periodically check that the MANHOLE SHUTTERS
panel does not develop any splits or holes and that the
connector holes are intact, there is no damage to the
lifting points and that the pins and wedges are kept
clean from concrete.
8. After the concrete has adequately set,
strike to release the wedges and remove
pins before releasing the panels from
the concrete and lifting each panel
individually out of the excavation.
9. It is advised to limit the pour heights of
the concrete to no more than 300mm
increments and that the rate of rise is
limited to 1m per hour.
Component H A B C
Length of Panel (mm) 1520 640 300
Weight (kg) 81 43 29
Product ID 7.102 7.104 7.106
A B C 1800 H
675 65 1 3 0 1095 145 0.78
900 75 2 1 2 1362 156 1.06
1050 85 3 0 1 1547 164 1.28
1200 100 3 1 1 1751 176 1.56
1350 112 3 2 0 1859 143 1.38
1500 115 4 0 1 2031 151 1.60
1800 115 4 2 0 2343 157 1.94
2100 120 4 3 1 2661 161 2.26
2400 135 6 0 1 2998 163 2.63
2700 162 6 2 0 3310 143 2.56
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OPERATING IN SCOTLAND!
Ideally located in West Lothian - Livingston, MGF’s Scotland depot ensures we continue
to provide safe excavation and above ground structural support solutions to our
customers across Scotland.
NORTH WEST –
ASTLEY DEPOT
Wallwork Road
Astley, Manchester
M29 7JT EAST ANGLIA –
T: 01942 896282 STANTON DEPOT
Unit 5, O’Brien Ind. Est.
Grove Lane, Stanton
Bury St. Edmunds
NORTH WEST – Suffolk, IP31 2AR
WARRINGTON DEPOT T: 01359 252204
Clayton Road,
Birchwood, Warrington
WA3 6RP
T: 01925 598537
MIDLANDS –
RUGELEY DEPOT
Redbrook Lane
Brereton, Rugeley
Staffordshire, WS15 1QU
T: 01889 574777
DEPOT LOCATIONS
SOUTH WEST –
BRISTOL DEPOT
Severn Road LONDON –
Chittening DARTFORD DEPOT
Avonmouth Ray Lamb Way
Bristol, BS11 0YL Manor Road
T: 01179 820706 Erith, Kent, DA8 2LB
T: 01322 344520
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