4.9M Phenolic Glue Waterpoof Shoring Beam H20 I Beam

The H20 wooden I-beam is the core load-bearing component of the building formwork system. It is mainly used for the formwork support during concrete pouring and can also be used as a load-bearing beam in lightweight wooden structures.

I. Core Function (Template System)

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 H20 (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.

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Production Process

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1) Factory show

2) H20 beam with metal cover

3) H20 beam with plastic cover

4) Packing and loading