タイ・ビーム型枠

Product introduction

Pansol Tie beam steel formwork is a kind of steel mold plate used in bridge construction to connect two piles or columns of the same pier number. It is used to connect and reinforce the pier or pile foundation to enhance its overall stiffness and structural stability. Tie beam steel formwork is usually made of large steel plate with thickness not less than 6mm, and the area of each formwork is not less than 2㎡ to ensure sufficient load-bearing capacity. The splices between the plates are flat and tight to prevent slurry leakage and to ensure the beautiful lines of the tie beams after casting and molding.

Product video of pansol bridge tie beam steel formwork

Product technical parameters

• Material: Q235b steel, durable and reusable.
• Mode of supply: drawing design and OEM customization according to project requirements.
• Formwork type: ground tie beam formwork, center tie beam formwork.
• Panel thickness: ≥6mm.
• Splicing accessories: bolts, tie rods, channel steel, etc.
• Surface treatment: spray antirust paint to minimize the template rust.
• Application engineering: concrete pouring construction of bridge tie beam structure.

Product advantages

• High strength: Tie beam steel mold plate adopts high-strength steel mold plate, which can withstand large construction load without bending and deformation, ensuring the dimensional accuracy and surface finish of the concrete, and helping to improve the overall quality of the project.
•  High reuse rate: Although the initial investment is high, the steel formwork for tie beams can be reused many times, so it is a more economical choice in the long run. It reduces material costs and also saves on logistics and storage costs due to its light weight and large slab width.
• Structural stability: the structural stability of tie beam steel formwork has good seismic performance and can be adapted to a variety of complex structural forms, which is essential to ensure the safety of the structure during construction and use.

Applicable projects

• Bridge engineering for roads, railroads and waterways