Shuttering Magnet with Adapter

Specification of Shuttering Magnet with Adapters：

Compared to the traditional method, precast construction has been revolutionized by shuttering magnets. This powerful tool has the capacity to hold magnetic forces from 450 kg to 3500 kg.

Shuttering magnets with adapters for castings of various thicknesses can be used from 60mm to 500 mm. Considering their thickness, they are also ideal for wall panels, columns, and so on.

Shuttering Magnets

Shuttering magnets have been the backbone of the precast concrete industries in recent times. This specialized tool secures concrete casting with magnetic force. Bar-shaped neodymium rectangular iron blocks are then magnetized and all of this is combined together firmly using screws. The central iron block with a through-hole forms the central block of a system. A stainless-steel threaded rod was fitted at the middle to keep all the combined magnets organized.

Based on the magnet’s size and amount, the system features impressive magnetic force from 450kg to over 3000kg, with a maximum of 3500kg. Building a shuttering magnet requires several vital parts. A 4mm thick steel or stainless steel outer casing provides the strength needed to resist concrete pressures.

The push-button activation mechanism stands out as an innovative feature. Workers can operate these magnets quickly and streamline the formwork setup and removal process. These magnets adapt easily to work with precast concrete formwork structures of all types - wood, aluminum, and steel shutters.

Today's adapters work with shuttering magnets ranging from 450 kg to 3500 kg. A special edge tooth design creates close contact with the magnetic chuck and prevents gaps or looseness from external forces.

Adapters need tight combination with the magnetic chuck to work best. This precision fit stops gaps from forming under external forces and helps create superior concrete wall panels. Multiple thread sizes typically work with the system, so assembly into template magnets happens easily with M12, M16, and M18 double-start threads.

These systems excel at preparing molds for walls, beams, and columns. Teams should think over the actual usage environment and functionality before selecting adapters. Matching adapter specifications to project requirements helps construction teams create secure connections between magnets and formwork that streamline the construction process.