Formwork Parts
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Slab formwork crown is usded to connect the panel and shoring prop
Formwork is used in construction to mold concrete into desired shapes and sizes until it sets. It typically consists of several key parts:
1.Form Panels: These are large, flat sheets or panels usually made of plywood, steel, or aluminum. They create the visible surface of the concrete and define its shape.
2.Form Ties: These are threaded rods or bars that connect opposite faces of the formwork to hold it together during the pouring and curing of concrete. They are typically spaced at regular intervals along the formwork.
3.Formwork Sheeting: This refers to the material that lines the inside face of the form panels, providing a smooth surface for the concrete and preventing it from sticking to the formwork.
4.Formwork Shores (Props): These are vertical supports that bear the weight of the formwork and the fresh concrete load. They are adjustable to allow for changes in height and support requirements.
5.Walers: Walers are horizontal members that tie together and brace the formwork panels to ensure they remain in position and can withstand the pressure exerted by the concrete.
6.Formwork Bracing: This includes diagonal braces and other structural supports that stabilize the formwork against lateral forces and maintain its alignment and integrity.
Formwork systems can vary widely depending on the complexity of the concrete structure being built and the specific requirements of the construction project. Each component plays a crucial role in achieving accurate concrete shapes and ensuring safety and efficiency on the construction site.
