Adjustable Circular Formwork Guaranteed safety in the assembly and concrete

pouring phases by means of different safety

Efficient, long-lasting, adjustable
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Ps Otadui 3 - Apdo 13 - 20560 OÑATI,
Gipuzkoa, España
Adjustable modular circular
formwork for the construction
of curved walls. Optimized for
energy sector constructions,
such as water tanks, gas tanks,
etc.
This is a high-strength durable
circular formwork, with fast
curving system and excellent
concrete finishes.
Vertically and
horizontally
joined panels
with clamps
Features & Advantages
Basic components of the formwork
system: outside panel, inside panel
and clamp.
Maximum pressure: 80 kN/m2
Minimum curve radius: 2 m
Models with varied panel height: 3
m; 2 m; 1.5 m
Models with varied panel width:
Exterior panel: 2.25 m and 1.125 m
Interior panel: 2.2 m and 1.1 m
Form surface in
curved panels
platforms.
Durable, robust panels made of galvanized steel
Reusable plywood is easy to maintain and repair
Adjustable: Easy curving system with only 4
adjustment points.
Simple placement of compensation plates between
panels.
Efficient: Excellent concrete finish thanks to the
plastic-coated plywood panels.
The same elements are used for vertical and
horizontal joints.
A wide range of panels for all circumferences and
heights. Interior and exterior panels are The Kozienice power plant, working since 1972, is
differentiated by color. the second largest coal power station of Poland and
Assemblies are easy to handle with different lifting the first one with regard to productive capacity. A
systems. new energy unit is under construction since 2012.
Circular formwork used in Flue-gas desulphurisation
system.

Panel curving Lifting of panels

Located in Torre de Moncorvo, in the Portuguese
mechanism with hook
district Bragança, this big river was the only on the
Iberian Peninsula remaining without dam. For the
construction of this 127 m high and 505 m long
dam, Adjustable Circular formwork was used.

Working Excellent
platforms, concrete finishes
accesses, and
stabilization
New Floodgate, Seville, Spain. The foundations were
made using vertical formwork, with two 2.5 m layers
in the garage area and with one 3 m layer in the
other areas. In the first area, Circular Formwork was
Karan Gupta
also used.
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