High-strength steel formwork is a new type of building formwork made from high-strength alloy materials, primarily used for supporting during concrete pouring. It features high strength, lightweight properties, and a high turnover rate, often serving as an upgraded alternative to aluminum or traditional steel formwork. ‌ 

What are its features ？

1. Strong material performance: 

Made from high-strength Q700 steel or zinc-aluminum-magnesium alloy, it features high compressive strength, resistance to deformation, and superior corrosion resistance compared to ordinary steel formwork. 

2. Construction efficiency: 

The standard panel is relatively lightweight (approximately 23kg/㎡), comparable in weight to aluminum formwork, easy to disassemble and assemble, and can be used in combination with the aluminum formwork system. 

3. Excellent formwork finish: 

After the concrete is poured and the formwork is removed, the surface exhibits high flatness with minimal bubbles, achieving the desired clean concrete effect as measured and verified. 

4. Environmentally friendly and recyclable: 

Aligns with the green and low-carbon concept, featuring high reusability, simple maintenance, and relatively low overall costs