In aluminum formwork systems, the Tie Rod is a key fitting used to connect and secure the formwork. It is mainly used to withstand the side pressure generated during the concrete pouring process and to ensure the overall stability of the formwork system.

Anchor bolts are used to secure aluminum formwork systems to concrete foundations, steel structures, or other solid substrates.

Made from high-strength alloy steel or cast steel to ensure durability and strength under heavy loads.

Made from high-strength alloy steel or cast steel to ensure durability and strength under heavy loads.

Auxiliary clamping

Sealing bolts are usually made of high-quality carbon steel or cast iron and are specially treated to prevent rust and corrosion, thereby extending their service life, especially in humid environments.

Material: Made from high-strength steel, with a galvanized surface for corrosion resistance.

Material: Made from high-strength carbon steel or alloy steel with galvanized surface.

Material: Available in steel, aluminum, or wood, often with a non-slip surface.

Material: High-strength steel, typically galvanized or powder-coated.

Material: Made from steel or aluminum, typically galvanized for durability.

Material: Made from high-strength carbon steel or alloy steel, typically hot-dip galvanized for rust and corrosion resistance.

The raw materials of the scaffolding can be customized according to the size

Material: High-strength steel, usually galvanized or powder-coated.

Typically made from high-strength carbon steel or alloy steel, with a hot-dip galvanized surface for enhanced corrosion resistance and durability.