Plastic building formwork

Plastic formwork is made from a composite material based on polypropylene (PP) reinforced with glass fibers, produced using compression molding technology. It is applied in construction projects such as retaining walls, utility tunnels, culverts, slope protection, drainage ditches, tunnels, piers, shear walls, bridges, residential buildings, and water conservancy facilities. Compared with traditional steel, aluminum alloy, and wooden formwork, plastic formwork offers significant advantages: lower cost, high strength, easy demolding, flexible and simple assembly, fast construction speed, high reusability, and recyclability for greater environmental friendliness. Overall comprehensive costs are greatly reduced, making it destined to become the mainstream choice in the modern construction market that emphasizes green construction.