Special formwork systems are engineered for complex construction scenarios where standard formwork cannot meet structural, dimensional or productivity requirements. TECON provides climbing formwork, dam formwork and self-climbing formwork for high-rise cores, massive concrete structures and other demanding projects.
The range includes CB180-240 climbing formwork for high-rise cores, DB180-240 dam formwork for large concrete pours, and TSC50/TSC100 self-climbing formwork for continuous vertical construction. Each system is engineered according to the project geometry, concrete pressure and construction cycle. Complex units can undergo factory trial assembly before shipping to verify structural tolerances, connection fit-up and system performance.
Special formwork is designed for construction challenges that standard panels cannot efficiently handle, from high-rise cores and repetitive vertical structures to large concrete pours and complex geometries. Each system is engineered around the project structure, concrete pressure and construction cycle to improve productivity and maintain predictable schedules. For high-rise construction, climbing formwork and self-climbing formwork move with the structure, reducing crane dependency and maintaining consistent construction cycles, while dam formwork is engineered for high concrete pressure, large pour volumes and accurate alignment.
TECON combines system engineering, manufacturing and factory verification to minimize installation issues on site. Complex systems can undergo factory trial assembly before shipping to verify structural tolerances, connection fit-up and installation requirements.
TECON supplies climbing formwork (CB180-240), dam formwork (DB180-240) and self-climbing formwork (TSC50/TSC100), engineered for high-rise cores, bridges, tunnels and massive concrete pours.
Yes. Complex special formwork undergoes factory trial assembly prior to dispatch to verify structural tolerances, connection fit-up and mechanical functionality.
Climbing formwork is used for continuous vertical construction such as high-rise cores, silos and bridge piers, where the formwork moves upward with the structure and reduces crane dependency.
Yes. TECON designs dam formwork and civil engineering formwork for high concrete pressure and large pour volumes, ensuring accurate alignment and surface quality.
Each special formwork project is quoted individually based on drawings, concrete pressure and pour schedule.
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