Bridge Pier Cap Formwork Shuttering

About Bridge Pier Cap Formwork Shuttering

Bridge Pier Cap Formwork Shuttering is a construction process used in the building of bridges. A bridge pier cap is a horizontal structure that sits on top of the vertical bridge piers, providing a stable base for the bridge beams to sit on. The process typically involves constructing a temporary wooden or metal framework around the area where the pier cap is to be poured. The framework is designed to match the shape and dimensions of the pier cap. Once the framework is in place, reinforcing steel is added to provide additional strength to the pier cap.

Length - 20 Feet

Weight - 18 Kg/m2

Surface Type - Hot Dipped Galvanized

Operating Tempreature - 18-40 Degree C

Material - FRP