China Manufacturer Lianggong Hydraulic Self-Climbing Formwork System for Chimneys, Towers, and High-Rise Buildings

Hydraulic Self-Climbing Formwork

What is Hydraulic Self-Climbing Formwork?

The hydraulic self-climbing formwork is a formwork system that is attached to the wall and self-climbs using its own hydraulic jacking system. The hydraulic system consists of a hydraulic cylinder and an upper and lower reversing box. The reversing box controls the climbing of the guide rail and the formwork frame. The hydraulic system enables mutual climbing between the formwork frame and the guide rail, allowing the hydraulic self-climbing formwork to climb steadily upwards. The system does not require other lifting equipment during the construction process and is easy to operate, with a fast climbing speed and a high safety factor. It can climb both straight and diagonally, making it the preferred choice for high-rise buildings and bridge construction.

Features:

1. The hydraulic self-climbing formwork can climb as a whole or as a unit, ensuring a smooth, synchronous, and safe climbing process.

2. Once the climbing formwork frame is assembled, it does not fall to the ground until the top, saving construction space and reducing the damage to the formwork, especially the panels.

3. It provides a comprehensive operating platform, eliminating the need to waste materials and labor to rebuild the operating platform, thus improving safety.

4. Structural construction errors are minimal, and deviation correction is simple. Construction errors can be eliminated layer by layer.

5. The climbing speed is fast, which can improve the progress of project construction, with an average of 5 days per layer.

6. The formwork is self-climbing and can be cleaned in situ, reducing the number of times the tower crane needs to lift it.