Multidirectional support structure for slab formwork. The system features light weight, easy component assembly and a bearing capacity of up to 40 kN per support, making it an extremely useful element for the support of slab formwork, whether by means of independent towers or fixed scaffolding, depending on application requirements. Based on a scaffold with multidirectional connections used by a vast number of construction professionals.
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Properties
- Load capacity of 40 kN per support.
- Allows configuration as fixed shoring or independent towers.
- It can be configured to provide support for geometrically complex surfaces such as inclined slabs, semi-spherical domes or adjusted surfaces.
- Allows adapting the distribution of the support structure to each specific application.
- It can use phenolic boards for exposed finishes or the Alisan Board to obtain standard finishes.
- Easy assembly with light components that can be handled by a single worker.
- Connections with wedges minimizing the use of nuts and bolts.
Components and accessories
- Vertical, horizontal, diagonal, bases and heads.
- Connection elements for crane movement of mounted towers.
- Platforms for safe assembly and dismantling.
- Anchoring and stabilizing elements for large heights.
Frequent uses
- Building slabs, heights greater than props.
- Civil works: bridge platforms, lintels, capitals…
- Special shapes.
- Work platforms.
- Arched steps with heavy profiling.
Projects
Waste Treatment Plant in France
Alsina’s subsidiary in Morocco collaborated in the works of the Casa Kenitra railway.
Alsina has successfully completed their contribution as provider in the construction of the Sewage Treatment Plant of the Cerro Verde Mining Project in Arequipa
Alsina participated in the construction of an oil refinery expansion in Spain.
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