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Q: What is tower formwork used for in construction?

A: Tower formwork is a temporary structure used to support wet concrete until it hardens, ensuring precise shaping for vertical elements like columns, walls, or elevator shafts. It provides stability and accuracy during high-rise or complex construction projects.

Q: Can scaffold tower portable systems be adjusted for uneven surfaces?

A: Yes, many portable scaffold towers feature adjustable legs or base plates to accommodate uneven ground. Always ensure locking mechanisms are engaged and follow safety guidelines for stability.

Q: What safety standards apply to scaffold tower platform boards?

A: Scaffold platform boards must comply with EN 1004 (EU) or OSHA standards (US), including slip-resistant surfaces and load-bearing capacity tests. Regular inspections for cracks or warping are mandatory for safety compliance.

Q: How do I choose between steel and aluminum scaffold tower materials?

A: Aluminum scaffold towers are lighter and corrosion-resistant for portable use, while steel offers higher load capacity for heavy-duty projects. Consider weight requirements, budget, and project duration when selecting.

Q: Are tower formwork and scaffold towers interchangeable?

A: No, tower formwork molds concrete structures during curing, while scaffold towers provide worker access. They may be used together but serve distinct purposes – formwork supports concrete, scaffolding supports people/tools.