High Quality Formwork Tie Rod To Enhance Structural Stability
Product Introduction
Introducing our high-quality formwork ties, designed to enhance the structural stability of your building projects. As an essential component of formwork accessories, our ties and nuts play an important role in firmly securing the formwork to the wall, ensuring your structure lasts for a long time.
Our tie rods come in standard sizes of 15/17 mm and can be customised in length to suit your specific project requirements. This flexibility allows you to perfectly adapt to any construction scenario, providing the reliability and strength required to support your formwork system.
Since our founding in 2019, we have been committed to expanding our presence in the global market. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has enabled us to build a diverse customer base with clients in nearly 50 countries around the world. Over the years, we have developed a comprehensive sourcing system that ensures we source only the best materials for our products, guaranteeing that our formwork ties meet the highest industry standards.
Formwork Accessories
| Name | Pic. | Size mm | Unit weight kg | Surface Treatment |
| Tie Rod |  |
15/17mm | 1.5kg/m | Black/Galv. |
| Wing nut |  |
15/17mm | 0.4 | Electro-Galv. |
| Round nut |  |
15/17mm | 0.45 | Electro-Galv. |
| Round nut |  |
D16 | 0.5 | Electro-Galv. |
| Hex nut |  |
15/17mm | 0.19 | Black |
| Tie nut- Swivel Combination Plate nut |  |
15/17mm | Electro-Galv. | |
| Washer |  |
100x100mm | Electro-Galv. | |
| Formwork clamp-Wedge Lock Clamp |  |
2.85 | Electro-Galv. | |
| Formwork clamp-Universal Lock Clamp |  |
120mm | 4.3 | Electro-Galv. |
| Formwork Spring clamp |  |
105x69mm | 0.31 | Electro-Galv./Painted |
| Flat Tie |  |
18.5mmx150L | Self-finished | |
| Flat Tie | |
18.5mmx200L | Self-finished | |
| Flat Tie | |
18.5mmx300L | Self-finished | |
| Flat Tie | |
18.5mmx600L | Self-finished | |
| Wedge Pin |  |
79mm | 0.28 | Black |
| Hook Small/Big |  |
Painted silver |
Product Advantage
One of the main benefits of form ties is their ability to provide stability and support to the formwork during the concrete pour. By firmly securing the formwork to the wall, the ties help prevent any movement that could compromise the integrity of the structure. This is especially important on large projects, where even minor movement can cause major problems.
Furthermore, tie bars are relatively easy to install and remove, making them a convenient option for contractors. Their versatility allows them to be used in a variety of construction scenarios, further enhancing their appeal. With our export company, which was established in 2019, we are able to supply these essential components to nearly 50 countries, ensuring our customers have access to high-quality formwork accessories.
One of the main benefits of form ties is their ability to provide stability and support to the formwork during the concrete pour. By firmly securing the formwork to the wall, the ties help prevent any movement that could compromise the integrity of the structure. This is especially important on large projects, where even minor movement can cause major problems.
Furthermore, tie bars are relatively easy to install and remove, making them a convenient option for contractors. Their versatility allows them to be used in a variety of construction scenarios, further enhancing their appeal. With our export company, which was established in 2019, we are able to supply these essential components to nearly 50 countries, ensuring our customers have access to high-quality formwork accessories.
Product Shortcoming
Despite the many advantages of formwork ties, there are also some disadvantages. One notable issue is the potential for corrosion, especially in environments with high humidity. This can cause the strength of the ties to decrease over time, posing a risk to the overall stability of the formwork.
Additionally, improper installation can result in insufficient support, which can lead to structural failure. Therefore, it is critical for contractors to ensure that tie rods are properly installed and regularly inspected for signs of wear or damage.
Effect
The importance of formwork in the construction industry cannot be overstated. It is the backbone of building a strong structure, and one of the key components that ensures its effectiveness is the formwork tie rod. These essential accessories play a vital role in firmly attaching the formwork to the wall and provide the necessary support during the concrete curing process.
Formwork accessories include a wide variety of products, but tie rods and nuts are crucial elements. Typically, tie rods are 15mm or 17mm in size and their length can be tailored to the specific requirements of each project. This adaptability allows construction teams to perfectly match their formwork system, ensuring stability and safety.
The role of using reliable formwork ties cannot be underestimated. Not only do they enhance the structural integrity of the formwork, but they also increase the overall efficiency of the construction process. By firmly securing the formwork to the wall, the ties help prevent any potential movement or displacement, thus avoiding costly delays and safety hazards.
FAQ
Q1:What are formwork ties?
Formwork ties are an important component used to secure the formwork when pouring concrete. They act as stabilizing elements, ensuring that the formwork remains intact and does not move under the weight of the wet concrete.
Q2:What sizes are available?
Typically, our tie rods come in 15mm and 17mm sizes. However, we understand that different projects may have unique requirements, which is why we offer customizable lengths based on our customers' specifications. This flexibility allows us to meet a wide range of construction needs.
Q3:Why is the tie rod important?
Tie rods are essential to maintaining the structural integrity of the formwork system. They help prevent deformation and ensure the concrete sets into the desired shape. Without the right tie rods, the risk of formwork failure increases, which can lead to costly delays and safety hazards.
