Formwork inner surface reinforcement method
Reduction of rust suppression, surface preparation, and repair work! On-site formwork storage will become easier.
The "Formwork Inner Surface Reinforcement Method" is a technique that involves applying a special coating to the inner surface of the formwork to suppress rust during the construction period, thereby reducing the need for grinding and repair work. This method enables long-term corrosion protection and suppresses rust on the inner surface of the formwork in coastal areas with high airborne salt, during typhoons, and in the rainy season. It also makes it easier to store formwork on-site during interruptions in the construction schedule (such as Golden Week, Obon, New Year, rainy season, and typhoons). 【In such cases】 - Suppresses rust on the inner surface of the formwork in coastal areas with high airborne salt, during typhoons, and in the rainy season. - By suppressing rust that occurs during the construction period, it reduces the labor involved in repair transfers to products and cleaning of the formwork. - Allows for the production of aesthetically pleasing blocks. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
- Company：アイエムショット
- Price：Other
![[Construction Example] Multi-Drill Method (Equivalent to BG Method)](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/24d/2000928587/IPROS56142013752354729342.png?w=280&h=280)
