Shuttering Clamp

Description

What to Know About Shuttering Clamp?

Shuttering clamps are a type of rapid formwork clamp. They are made up of a hook-head metal rod and a loose but captive clip. They self lock and don’t require bolts or nuts.

What are the uses of Shuttering Clamp?

Shuttering clamps hold formwork panels together securely during the concrete pouring and setting process. They apply clamping force to make the panels stay in place. 

What are the Benefits of Shuttering Clamp?

Shuttering clamps secure formwork structures. They ensure accurate alignment and prevent the structure from distorting under the pressure of wet concrete. 

What scaffolding system does the Shuttering Clamp belong to?

Shuttering clamps are integral to formwork systems and are not directly part of standard scaffolding systems. They are used in many formwork structures, such as beam formwork, slab formwork, wall formwork, and column formwork.

What Materials are Used to Create Shuttering Clamp?

Shuttering clamps are made from high-quality steel and have a powder-coated finish to prevent rust and corrosion. They can be light-duty, medium-duty, or heavy-duty, depending on the thickness of the clamp.