Shuttering Magnet Patent Background Technology Description

Prefabricated buildings are buildings assembled on site from prefabricated components, which are called prefabricated buildings. According to the form and construction method of prefabricated components, they are divided into five types: block buildings, plate buildings, box buildings, skeleton plate buildings, and lifting plate and layer buildings.

When producing prefabricated floor slabs, first use C-shaped steel to build a rectangular formwork on a smooth magnetic formwork, and insert a steel saw blade into the rectangular formwork, and then pour concrete into the rectangular formwork. In order to avoid shaking of the built rectangular formwork, the C-shaped steel must be fixed. The current method is mostly to set a fixed block to press on the C-shaped steel, and insert bolts and formwork into the fixed block, but this requires opening holes in the formwork, which will cause damage to the formwork. However, the sizes of prefabricated floor slabs are usually different. If a larger area formwork is used, the holes in the range will be filled with concrete, and the quality of the molded formwork will be reduced.