Beam Formwork for Concrete Construction

Beam formwork is a temporary structure used to support and shape concrete beams during construction. It is typically made of wood, steel, or aluminum and is designed to provide the necessary support and containment for the concrete until it has cured and is able to support itself.

Timber formwork is the most common type of beam formwork and is often used for smaller, simpler projects. It is typically made of plywood sheets supported by timber beams and props. Timber formwork is easy to handle and can be easily customized to fit the dimensions of the beam.

Modular formwork systems are pre-engineered systems that are designed to be easily assembled and dismantled. They are typically made of steel or aluminum and are lightweight and durable. Modular formwork systems are ideal for larger projects where speed and efficiency are important.

Engineered formwork systems are custom-designed formwork solutions that are specifically tailored to the requirements of the project. They are typically made of steel or aluminum and are designed to be highly efficient and cost-effective. Engineered formwork systems are often used for complex or high-rise projects where precision and accuracy are critical.

product feature:

* It is widely be used in concrete construction of all kinds of special-shaped structures.
* The product is easy to use and flexible to disassemble.
* More times turnover, low cost amortization.
* The appearance of concrete is well quality.
* Save labor cost and reduce project cost.

Advantage:

● light weight; 
● simple, strong and stable structure; 
● moved, mounted and stripped easily; 
● strong reusability; 
● small deformation under force; 
● adequate space under traveler and providing a big space for bars and formwork construction operation.

Value-added services:
Provide construction plan for civil engineering and cooperate with Bidding for Party A.
Provide early product design and the most cost-effective scheme.
After sales service and technical support during construction.
Free product improvement scheme.