Easily assembled! Concrete panels that allow for the verification of on-site concrete filling.
The "Protelock Panel" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin. With numerous through-holes, it allows for the confirmation of filling with on-site poured concrete. The shape of the panel's backside ensures excellent integration with the on-site poured concrete. Even non-skilled workers can easily assemble it without the need for experienced formwork carpenters. 【Features】 - Thin concrete panel with rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) incorporated - Excellent integration with on-site poured concrete - Allows for confirmation of filling with on-site poured concrete - Easy assembly even for non-skilled workers - Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup (Excerpt)】 ■Dedicated Assembly Hardware <Double-sided Plates> - Sandwich Type - O Type <Color Bolt Plates> - 4-point Type - 2-point Type - 1-point Type *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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In fact, the term "residual formwork" was created by the National Formwork Industry Association. The National Formwork Industry Association conducts research and development on residual formwork and manufactures and sells residual formwork products across the country, with the participation of over 40 concrete companies nationwide. Residual formwork is used for various applications such as sediment control dams, tidal embankments, steep slope retaining walls, and riverbank protection. We aim to contribute to total cost reduction with residual formwork that responds to future labor-saving and manpower-reducing needs.