The article discusses a magnetic box fixer for prefabricated building components, addressing issues with current methods that damage formwork and affect quality due to the need for different sizes of slabs.

The Prefabricated Composite Wall Panel Magnet Box Tool contains a press box, fixing jig, L-shaped foam platen and limit plate, designed to hold the magnet box in place and compress the foam block, featuring easy installation and operation.

In the construction industry, the quality and stability of prefabricated components are crucial to the safety of the entire building structure.

Fixing sockets with cross pins are essential in precast concrete construction for their ability to handle high loads. Constructed from solid rod materials, they feature a cross pin design for force distribution and have a defined safe working load. Made from high-grade steel for durability and corrosion resistance, they require a minimum concrete strength for optimal performance. These sockets offer versatile use, efficiency in installation, and contribute to safe and precise lifting of precast elements.

Shuttering magnets are innovative tools in precast concrete construction, offering quick setup, versatility, time and cost efficiency, safety, and quality control. They secure formwork, reduce labor and material costs, and enhance sustainability.

A new prefabricated magnetic mold is used for the fixing of architectural prefabricated components, which improves practicality and durability through innovative design. The mold, which includes a housing, mounting cavity, magnet assembly, magnetic switch and sealing block, features a double seal design to prevent mud intrusion and enhance friction and magnetic stability. 

Precast concrete is made in a factory and offers high quality control, while cast-in-place concrete is poured on-site and offers design flexibility. Precast is ideal for large projects requiring speed and quality, whereas cast-in-place is suited for smaller, customized applications. The choice depends on project specifics, budget, and site conditions.

Formwork and shuttering are distinct in construction: formwork refers to temporary structures for shaping concrete, while shuttering is a specific type used for vertical surfaces like walls and columns. Formwork can be made from various materials and includes several types, whereas shuttering is designed for vertical support during curing. Understanding their differences is key for construction planning.

Prefabricated assembled stacked panels on the reserved holes face problems such as poor combination of various specialties, low efficiency of embedding, large size and position deviation, etc. Our company analyzes the construction of the project from the aspects of design, construction, etc., and adopts BIM-based prefabricated stacked panels on the reserved holes of the magnetic box positioning and installation construction technology, which solves many problems of the reserved holes of the stacked panels, and it has a very good reference significance for the construction of similar projects.