The elevator shaft climbing formwork system includes two types of elevator shaft formwork: tower-crane-assisted floor-by-floor climbing type and alternating-support self-climbing type, specifically designed for the installation, reinforcement, and protection of elevator shaft formwork in construction projects.
The product is applicable to elevator shafts, flue shafts, ventilation ducts, and other pipe shafts.
Hoisting-Type Adjustable Elevator Shaft Inner Formwork
The hoisting-type adjustable elevator shaft inner formwork is used for the installation, reinforcement, and protection of elevator shaft formwork in construction projects, utilizing a tower crane to achieve integral floor-by-floor climbing.
Advantages
Eliminates the need to erect steel pipe scaffolding and lay steel mesh boards floor by floor, improving construction efficiency and reducing construction costs
Eliminates the need to assemble and dismantle formwork floor by floor, improving construction efficiency and reducing construction costs
Features an integrated, fully enclosed operating platform with no safety hazards, effectively reducing the incidence of on-site accidents
Features an integrated, fully enclosed lower suspension platform used to seal tie rod holes, providing secondary protection and opening protection, better safeguarding the safety of construction workers
Improves on-site presentation, ensures worker safety, accelerates construction progress, reduces construction costs, and can save up to 35% in overall costs
Automatic Climbing Adjustable Elevator Shaft Inner Formwork
The automatic climbing adjustable elevator shaft inner formwork system is professionally used for the installation, reinforcement, and protection of elevator shaft formwork in construction projects, achieving integral floor-by-floor climbing through alternating support.
Advantages
Excellent integrity and high rigidity
Easy to assemble throughout the process and easy to adjust for different structures, with rapid panel installation and removal; the entire platform and inner shaft formwork can be quickly combined and positioned without scattered assembly, does not rely on tower crane hoisting, utilizes its own electric screw system for integral automatic climbing, and uses motors to drive the automatic retraction and expansion of the formwork, eliminating the need for manual turning of formwork screws and saving time on repeated formwork installation and removal
Fully remote-controlled operation, with no personnel required to enter the shaft during the climbing process, ensuring greater safety
Integrated structure with a fully enclosed operating platform, no safety hazards, effectively reducing the incidence of on-site accidents
Features an integrated, fully enclosed lower suspension platform used to seal tie rod holes, providing secondary protection and opening protection, better safeguarding the safety of construction workers
