Steel formwork is a temporary or permanent mold made of steel panels that is used to hold fresh concrete in place until it sets and gains enough strength. Compared with traditional timber or plywood formwork, steel formwork provides higher strength, greater durability, and smoother concrete finishes, making it an ideal choice for modern construction projects.
Withstands strong concrete pressure, ensuring safety and stability during execution.
Reduces the need for secondary plastering, saving labor and material costs.
Highly reusable, serving more than 50–100 times with proper site maintenance.
Panels, beams, and structural accessories can be custom-tailored to project specifications.
Optional galvanization or special protective coatings for extended service life.
Significantly reduces wood and lumber usage, promoting sustainable green construction.
| Product | Popular Size |
|---|---|
| Frame | 600x1800mm |
| 500x1800mm | |
| 400x1800mm | |
| 300x1800mm | |
| Inner Corner | 100x100x900mm |
| 100x100x1200mm | |
| 100x150x900mm | |
| 100x150x1500mm | |
| Outer Corner | 63x63x900mm |
| 63x63x1200mm | |
| 63x63x1500mm | |
| Other | Customized version |
| Surface treatment | Painting, electro-galvanizing, hot-dip galvanizing |
Selecting the right formwork system depends on your project type, budget, and required finish quality. Here are the main considerations:
Steel formwork is widely used in residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects where high strength and reusability are required. Typical applications include:
A1: With proper handling and maintenance, steel formwork can be reused 50–100 times, depending on coating and site conditions.
A2: Yes. We provide tailor-made steel formwork according to your drawings for walls, slabs, beams, columns, tunnels, and bridges.
A3: We offer painting, galvanization, and powder coating to enhance corrosion resistance and extend service life.
A4: Steel formwork has higher load capacity, longer lifespan, and smoother finish, making it cost-effective for large or long-term projects. Aluminum is lighter, while timber is cheaper but less durable.
A5: Yes. For such conditions, we recommend galvanized steel formwork to prevent rust and ensure long-term durability.
A6: Standard sizes are usually ready within 7–15 days. Customized designs depend on project requirements but can be completed quickly thanks to our in-house production.