Concrete forms
Molds

What are concrete formwork forms?
Formwork is a temporary structure used to mold fresh concrete, resisting all the forces resulting from the lateral pressures of the fresh concrete, its placement, and its weight, with deformations stipulated by standards. These forces are in effect until the concrete becomes self-supporting.
What are the main types of concrete formwork?
Forms can be analyzed from different perspectives such as material, labor, alignment, etc.
- Conventional wooden formwork / with alignment
- Conventional metal (steel or aluminum) mold / with alignment
- Conventional metal form / self-aligning
- Conventional climbing form
- Self-supporting climbing form
- Sliding mold
What factors determine which formwork should be used in each construction project?
- Type of structural element to be concreted (slab, beam, wall, etc.).
- Geometry of the structure (what is the final shape of the structure to be molded)
- Reuse (for the same mold)
- Available resources and their capabilities.
- Job site location and available workforce
Construction projects using ROHR formwork systems for concrete pouring:
What are the ROHR formwork systems for concrete?
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