Conventional scaffold was not built for high-consequence sites.
Conductive steel access is a risk multiplier on live sites. Steel weight slows erection and adds manual-handling and crane load. The Taurus Transom™ was engineered for exactly these environments.
Reduced conductivity, engineered in
Conventional steel access is conductive by nature, and on a live site that is a risk multiplier. The Taurus Transom takes a different path: reduced conductivity is engineered into the system as a design characteristic, through polymer joint isolation protected by an international patent family. A formal validation program is underway.
Technical Proof
Reduced conductivity
Engineered into the Taurus Transom™ as a design characteristic, not added as an accessory.
Weight Reduction
Roughly half the weight of comparable steel systems*, reducing manual-handling risk and crane load.
Structural Integrity
Rated heavy duty at 6.6 kN (675 kg) per bay, per working platform level under AS/NZS 1576.1.
*Roughly half the weight of comparable conventional steel systems; component weigh-in basis, 30 June 2026; weight comparable to premium aluminium systems. Heavy-duty basis: 6.6 kN (675 kg) per bay, per working platform level under AS/NZS 1576.1.