This is commonly used for: extending Werner pump jack poles past a single pole length; reaching multi-story siding elevations; continuous exterior wall repairs; high-reach fascia and soffit work; and joining two aluminum pump jack sections safely. Rent this connector when your working height requires stacking poles together rather than using a single continuous section.

Following Werner safety guidelines, maintain a maximum distance of 16 feet between pump jack pole connectors. Additionally, keep a maximum distance of 18 inches between the bottom of the pole and the connector, and no more than 18 inches between the top of the pole and the connector to preserve structural integrity.

Yes, pump jack mechanisms are designed to move across properly installed pole connectors, but you must follow standard procedures when clearing intermediate braces. Bracing and connector alignment must be verified before raising work platforms so the jack mechanism travels smoothly without binding.

You need one connector for every spliced joint on each vertical pole line in your staging system. For example, a standard two-pole scaffolding setup extending two sections high requires two connectors, while an intermediate brace is required to secure the joined poles to the structure.

This connector is one component of a complete staging setup and requires compatible Werner aluminum pump jack poles, pump jack mechanisms, work benches or guardrail holders, intermediate wall braces, and aluminum walk planks. It cannot be used as a standalone support or with mismatched pole brands.