Fork Head Heavy

Description

What to Know About Fork Head Heavy?

A fork head heavy is a heavy-duty, four-way U-shaped attachment that sits on top of a steel prop. It securely holds and supports large timber beams or planks used in formwork scaffolding for concrete pouring.

What are the uses of Fork Head Heavy?

Fork head heavy is used to hold formwork beams and panels in place. The fork-like design allows the head to grip and stabilize multiple beams simultaneously. This prevents them from shifting during concrete pouring. 

What are the Benefits of Fork Head Heavy?

Fork head heavy securely holds beams in position and reduces the risk of collapse. They can support heavy concrete slabs and provide strong support to formwork. 

What scaffolding system does the Fork Head Heavy belong to?

Fork head heavy belongs to the prop system. It is commonly used in formwork and falsework applications to provide temporary support during construction.

What Materials are Used to Create Fork Head Heavy?

Fork head heavy is created from steel to ensure durability, load-bearing capacity, and reusability. A heavy-duty steel plate is used with welded angle forks.