Aluminum Formwork Systems & Accessories
Project-based supply of aluminum formwork panels, support systems and installation components for residential, commercial and high-rise concrete construction.
A coordinated system, from panels to installation accessories
An aluminum formwork package is more than a quantity of panels. Installation speed, concrete finish, dimensional control and reuse depend on wall, column, beam, slab, corner, support and connection components being designed from the same approved drawings and coding system. Luyu International organizes the supply scope around the building drawings, structural drawings, floor height, number of typical floors and the contractor’s construction sequence.
Wall & Column Panels
Standard wall panels, end panels, column panels, opening panels and related reinforcement components matched to grids, sections and openings.
Beam & Slab Formwork
Beam soffits, beam sides, slab panels, prop heads and support components coordinated with span, beam depth and support spacing.
Internal & External Corners
Corner components for wall-to-wall, wall-to-slab and beam-to-slab interfaces, supporting repeatable assembly and dimensional accuracy.
Props & Bracing
Steel props, early-stripping supports, push-pull props, working platforms and brackets according to the approved project arrangement.
Walers & Tie Systems
Walers, tie rods, flat ties, nuts, washers and sleeves used to control wall thickness, alignment and stability.
Pins, Wedges & Connectors
Pins, wedges, bolts, clamps, hook bolts, stripping tools and other installation or consumable accessories.
Information required before design and quotation
| Item | Information to provide |
|---|---|
| Project data | Building use, location, floor height, number of floors, typical-floor quantity and expected construction cycle. |
| Drawings | Latest architectural and structural drawings, detail drawings, revision records and the approved issue for coordination. |
| Panels and material | Face sheet, edge ribs, stiffeners, welding, surface treatment and tolerances are confirmed in the project specification. |
| Accessories | Pins, wedges, walers, flat ties or tie rods, props, bracing, platforms and the agreed spare ratio. |
| Packing and delivery | Packing by building, floor, zone or code; shipping marks, packing lists, delivery batches and destination port. |
Resolve site interfaces before production
We review openings, stairs, balconies, sunken slabs, beam-wall junctions and embedded items against the latest drawing issue. The resulting formwork zones, component codes and bill of materials help prevent mixed revisions and unnecessary site modification.
For export delivery, packages can be coded by building, floor or installation zone. Packing plans consider stacking, moisture protection, impact protection and the separate identification of small accessories. Project documentation can include component lists, packing lists and agreed installation references.
Recommended inquiry package
- Architectural and structural drawings in PDF/DWG
- Typical-floor quantity and planned construction cycle
- Preferred tie system and existing site practice
- Destination standards and acceptance requirements
- Delivery batches, destination port and site schedule
Controlled from drawing approval to container loading
Drawings & Coding
Confirm drawing issue, zones, coding rules and non-standard details.
Sample & First Article
Review key dimensions, panel joints, welding and surface condition as agreed.
System Completeness
Check main panels, supports and small consumable accessories against the list.
Packing & Documents
Match package numbers, component codes, packing lists and contractual documents.
Frequently asked questions
Can the system be designed from our drawings?
Yes. The latest architectural and structural drawings must be confirmed first. Openings, revisions and special junctions are recorded before production.
Can accessories be purchased separately?
Yes, after compatibility is checked against drawings, samples or measured dimensions. Hole patterns and sections may differ between manufacturers.
How is the spare quantity determined?
The spare ratio depends on reuse cycles, site management, accessory type and local replenishment lead time. It is listed in the final contract schedule.
Is third-party inspection available?
Factory or independent inspection can be coordinated when agreed. Inspection items, sampling and acceptance criteria must be confirmed before order placement.
Get an aluminum formwork review within 24 hours
Send your drawings, floor data, required quantity, delivery schedule and destination port.