TITAN XL

Designed to perform at higher levels, the TITAN XL shoring system is created from lightweight aluminum but can carry heavy loads and decks up to 24’ 7” (7.5 m) with the TITAN HV Drophead.

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Titan Xl

Designed to perform at higher levels, the TITAN XL shoring system is created from lightweight aluminum but can carry heavy loads and decks up to 24’ 7” (7.5 m) with the TITAN HV Drophead. Due to the lightweight nature of the material, a fully extended shore can be raised in place from the ground by one person.

  • The patented quick-release feature allows the shore to drop ½” while fully loaded with a single hammer blow, avoiding significant wear and tear of the shore.
  • The claw hammer lug allows for easy adjustment of loads up to 3 kips without special tools.
  • The self-cleaning thread and smooth action nut drops 12” with a single spin.
  • The system is compatible with all TITAN systems.


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