Kicker bolts are specialized fasteners used in aluminum formwork systems, primarily designed to secure the bottom or edges of the formwork, ensuring that it remains stable and secure during construction. These bolts create a firm connection with the formwork, providing essential support during concrete pouring and curing, which helps maintain the overall precision and stability of the structure.
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Material: Kicker bolts are typically made from high-strength carbon steel or alloy steel and are galvanized for excellent corrosion resistance, making them suitable for long-term use in outdoor or harsh environments.
Design:
Threaded section: Features a standard threaded design, ensuring a precise fit with corresponding nuts or holes, delivering strong fastening power.
Hexagonal head: Allows for easy tightening with a wrench or other tools, making the bolt simple to install.
Tapered structure: Some kicker bolts have a tapered design, enabling quick alignment and installation in specific formwork systems.
Sizes and Specifications: Kicker bolts come in various sizes to meet the demands of different formwork systems. The diameter and length are customized based on the project’s specific requirements to ensure optimal installation.
Performance Characteristics:
High strength and durability: These bolts can withstand high tensile and shear forces, ensuring the formwork does not deform or shift during concrete pouring.
Corrosion resistance: Galvanized or stainless steel versions provide excellent performance in humid or corrosive environments.
Easy installation and removal: The hexagonal head and threaded design make it easy to install and remove, improving construction efficiency.
Applications: Kicker bolts are widely used in various construction projects, particularly in high-rise buildings, bridges, and large concrete structures. They are essential for securing the bottom and edges of aluminum formwork, providing crucial support during concrete pouring to prevent movement and ensure structural accuracy.
By using kicker bolts, aluminum formwork systems offer higher construction precision and safety, ensuring smooth project execution.
Application Cases
Large-Scale Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
Large-Scale Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
A large residential community project in New Delhi City, consisting of 10 high-rise residential buildings. Given the scale of the development, the contractor needed to complete the structure of multiple buildings in a short time frame.
Medium-Sized Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
Medium-Sized Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
A mid-sized residential community in Mumbai City, featuring 5 buildings ranging from 15 to 20 stories. The contractor aimed to reduce construction costs while maintaining quality and adhering to a tight timeline.
High-Rise Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
High-Rise Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
A high-rise residential community in Ho Chi Minh City, consisting of buildings over 30 stories. The complexity of the high-rise structure posed a significant challenge, and the contractor needed a solution that could expedite construction.
Eco-Friendly Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
Eco-Friendly Residential Community Aluminum Formwork Application
A sustainable residential community project designed with an emphasis on low-carbon construction. The project included 7 mid-rise residential buildings, and the contractor aimed to incorporate green construction practices and resource conservation
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