Wall, slab, pier and climbing systems engineered to your pour sequence, plus the shoring and access that keeps the crew safe while they work. Supplied for sale or hire, with drawings and a bill of materials for every pour.
Position
Formwork is judged on two things: the surface it leaves behind and the number of times the crew can turn it around in a week. Both are decided at the drawing board, not on site. IBEC works from the pour sequence backwards, sizing panels to the concrete pressure the mix and the placing rate will actually generate, then issuing a marked-up assembly drawing and a bill of materials for each and every pour so nothing arrives on site as a surprise.
Applications
Each system is engineered to the job in front of it. The figures below are the working envelope, not a catalogue limit.
Modular panels on a steel frame for walls, abutments and retaining structures, with a plywood or steel face depending on the finish class required.
Purpose-built soldier and girder assemblies for tall pier shafts, thick walls and any geometry that a modular panel cannot resolve.
Panel, beam and table systems for suspended slabs, sized to be struck and flown to the next bay without dismantling.
Room-sized aluminium sets for mass housing, casting walls and slab in one operation to give a finish that takes paint directly.
Crane-climbing brackets and hydraulic self-climbing platforms for cores, pylons and pier shafts, working independently of crane availability.
Tower and frame shoring for deck soffits, transfer slabs and heavy industrial floors, with leg loads verified against the actual founding conditions.
Circular, rectangular and adjustable column moulds, including the segment moulds and match-cast beds behind a precast operation.
Perimeter safety screens, working platforms, loading bays and stair towers, designed as part of the formwork scheme rather than bolted on afterwards.
What comes with it
Envelope
210,000 m²
Formwork stock
46,000 m³
Shoring stock
120 kN/m²
Design pressure
72 hours
Call-off lead time
Designed to
Heavy girder wall formwork and 30 m shoring towers for eleven underground station boxes on a live city street.
Twelve identical towers cast on a six-day floor cycle with plaster-free walls straight out of the form.
Horizontal and vertical prestress to a 165,000 m³ full-containment outer tank, cast against self-climbing formwork.
Send the drawings and the dates. You will get a method, a cycle time and a schedule of equipment — from an engineer, not a sales desk.