Tierod

Description

What to Know About Tierod?

A tierod is a metal rod with a threaded structure. It connects and holds formwork sections together to form stable concrete molds. 

What are the uses of Tierod?

Tierods hold formwork sections together, secured with the help of tierod nuts. It saves the sections from bulging outward during concrete pouring. 

What are the Benefits of Tierod?

Tierods provide the necessary tensile strength to ensure the formwork doesn’t buckle under the pressure of wet concrete. They are easy to install and remove. They can be adjusted to fit different formwork configurations.

What scaffolding system does the Tierod belong to?

Tierods belong to formwork systems used in concrete construction. For example, wall formwork, column formwork, slab formwork, and many others. 

What Materials are Used to Create Tierod?

Tierods are made from high-strength steel and treated for galvanization. This makes them not only durable but also stand against corrosion.