Self-Climbing Concrete Forming Systems

Self-climbing concrete, also known as self-climbing formwork or self-climbing scaffolding, is a construction technique that allows for the vertical construction of concrete structures without the need for external scaffolding or cranes.

The Steel Climbing Formwork consists of a set of hydraulic jacks, brackets, and formwork panels that are attached to the concrete structure. The formwork panels are typically made of steel or aluminum and are used to shape and support the Precast Concrete Mould System during the construction process.

The hydraulic jacks, controlled by a central hydraulic system, are used to lift the formwork panels vertically as the concrete is poured and cured. This allows the formwork to "climb" up the structure as each new level is completed.

product feature:

* Practical and efficient, reduce other equipment input.
* 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.