Combifilm - 63#steel frame formwork for Column and Wall Concrete – Zhongming
Combifilm - 63#steel frame formwork for Column and Wall Concrete – Zhongming Detail:
1.Product Introduction
The full name of 63 Steel Frame Formwork System is 63 Steel Frame Plywood Build-up Formwork System, its stiffness is high and the surface is smooth, could be braced and dismantle wholly or separately
2.Product Details
| Product name | steel frame formwork |
| 0. Application | Construction concrete pouring mould |
| 1.Thickness | 63mm Plywood panel 12mm |
| 2.weight | 30kg/m2. |
| 3.Surface treatment | paint spraying |
| 4.reused | about 50 times |
| 5.Lateral pressure | 30-40 KN/m2. |
| 6.Model Number | LWSF1063 |
| 7.Material | Steel Q235 |
3.Product Features
1.Cost saving
1)simple assemble,set up and removal;
2)can be reusable over 40 times;
3)minimum after-treatment charge;
2.Adjustable size
3.Move easily
4.Easy be transfered to wall formwork
5.Perfect concrete surface
1)concrete surface smooth like mirror
2)minimum the joint seam
6.Safety management.
1)one time asembly and repetive work,high efficiency
2)only 2-3 person can operate it
3)reduce the accessories loss
4. Detail Pictures
5.Packaging & Delivery：
1.package：steel pallet
2.delivery：20-30 days after order confirmed
Product detail pictures:
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We know that we only thrive if we can guarantee our combined price competiveness and quality advantageous at the same time for Combifilm - 63#steel frame formwork for Column and Wall Concrete – Zhongming, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Botswana, Ukraine, Ottawa, All these products are manufactured in our factory located in China. So we can guarantee our quality seriously and availably. Within these four years we sell not only our products but also our service to clients throughout the world.
By Julie from Angola - 2018.09.23 18:44
This enterprise in the industry is strong and competitive, advancing with the times and develop sustainable, we are very pleased to have a opportunity to cooperate!
By Joanne from Leicester - 2018.10.09 19:07
