In aluminum formwork systems, wedges are essential components used to secure and fasten the formwork panels. Typically used in conjunction with pins, wedges ensure the stability of the connections between the panels. By locking the pins firmly in place, wedges prevent any shifting or loosening of the aluminum formwork during the concrete pouring process, ensuring precision and safety in the structure.
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Material: Wedges are typically made of high-strength carbon steel, with an anti-corrosion coating for long-term use in various construction environments. They offer excellent wear resistance and rust protection.
Specifications: Wedges come in various sizes and shapes, commonly rectangular or round, with thickness and dimensions designed according to the aluminum formwork system and project requirements. Their sizes are usually matched with the corresponding pin sizes. The typical thickness ranges from 3mm.
Design:
Standard wedges: Simple flat plate design with a round or elongated hole at one end, allowing it to fit snugly with the pin inserted into the predrilled holes in the aluminum formwork.
Special wedges: Some designs feature clips or reinforcing ribs for added locking strength, suitable for projects requiring higher stability.
Performance Features:
High strength and durability: Wedges can withstand the significant tensile and compressive forces within the formwork system, ensuring the firmness and stability of the connections.
Corrosion resistance: Treated wedges are highly resistant to corrosion, maintaining functionality even in humid or harsh environments.
Easy installation and removal: Wedges are used with pins, offering easy operation that significantly improves construction efficiency while ensuring secure connections.
Reusability: Made from durable materials, wedges can be reused multiple times after cleaning, making them a cost-effective and environmentally friendly choice.
Applications: Wedges are widely used in various construction scenarios, especially in high-rise buildings, bridges, and large industrial structures. As a key component of aluminum formwork systems, wedges ensure the stability of the formwork during concrete pouring. Their tight connection with pins makes the assembly process faster, safer, and more efficient, ensuring structural precision.
In summary, wedges play a crucial role in aluminum formwork systems by enhancing the stability and efficiency of construction, making them an indispensable tool in modern building projects.
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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