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.
| Product | Popular Size |
|---|---|
| Frame | 600 x 1800 mm |
| 500 x 1800 mm | |
| 400 x 1800 mm | |
| 300 x 1800 mm | |
| Inner Corner | 100 x 100 x 900 mm |
| 100 x 100 x 1200 mm | |
| 100 x 150 x 900 mm | |
| 100 x 150 x 1500 mm | |
| Outer Corner | 63 x 63 x 900 mm |
| 63 x 63 x 1200 mm | |
| 63 x 63 x 1500 mm | |
| 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:
Provides strong support for walls, columns, and slabs with smooth concrete finishes, reducing secondary plastering work.
Heavy-duty steel formwork withstands large concrete pressures, ensuring safety and stability for infrastructure projects.
Customizable panels and curved formwork systems meet the needs of complex designs and continuous pours.
Fast assembly and dismantling make it ideal for housing developments, office towers, and shopping centers.
Durable formwork solutions for factories, warehouses, and energy plants where long-term usage is essential.