2.9M Doka H16/ H20 Timber Beam From Chinese Manufacture

I. Core Function (Template System)

H16 beam/ H20 beam is the main keel of the horizontal / vertical formwork, combined with formwork plywood, steel frames / aluminum frames to form a complete formwork system:

1) Horizontal formwork (floor / bottom of beams): As the main keel, H20 beam directly supports the formwork panels and the weight of concrete, reducing the number of supporting uprights.

2) Vertical formwork (walls / columns): H20 beam used as the back keel for wall forms and column forms, resisting the lateral pressure of concrete to ensure the accuracy of pouring and shaping.

3) Special formwork: Suitable for complex formwork systems such as curved, irregular, and hydraulic climbing forms.

4) Bridge / infrastructure: Used for the formwork support of concrete structures such as bridge piers, box girders, and foundation piers.

II. Why Use H16/ H20 BEAM (Core Advantage)

1) High cost-effectiveness: The H20 beam I-shaped section has high mechanical efficiency, strong strength, and light weight (about 4.6kg/m), which can be manually transported, saving on lifting and labor costs.

2) Stable and durable: High-quality spruce flanges + multi-layered board webs, with good straightness and low susceptibility to deformation, resistant to water, acids, and alkalis, and capable of being reused hundreds of times.

3) High versatility: The H20 beam is compliant with EN 13377 standards, compatible with global mainstream formwork systems (such as Doka, Peri, etc.), and convenient for splicing / extending.

4) Economical: Low amortization cost, suitable for large-scale, reusable projects.

Technical Specifications

Production Process

More Pictures

1) H16/ H20 timber beam Factory show

2) H20 beam with metal cover

3) H20 beam with plastic cover

4) H16 beam with plastic cover

5) Packing and loading 

FAQ

1) What are the appearance quality standards for H16/ H20 beam?

The surface is smooth, free from decay, large knots, and cracks;

Multi layer web board without glue cracking, delamination, or moisture deformation; Overall straight, without bending or twisting

2) What are the advantages of H16/ H20 wooden beams compared to solid wood beams?

Traditional wooden beams usually bend, crack, become short, and become useless after 5 to 15 times. H20 wooden beams can be used 50 to 150 times, which can lower the usage cost. H20 single cost ≈ 1/3 to 1/5 of traditional wooden beams

3) How to choose H16/ H20 wooden beams, steel back ribs, and aluminum beams?

To achieve the most cost-effective, sufficient turnover, and easy labor, choose H20 BEAM; High load and high walls steel back ribs are selected; high-end projects choose aluminum alloy beams