Telescopic Span

A Telescopic Span is a versatile construction tool designed to provide adjustable horizontal support for formwork during the casting of concrete slabs and beams. This span system consists of two or more interlocking steel tubes that can extend and retract, allowing the user to adjust the length as needed. Telescopic spans are commonly used in construction due to their flexibility and ability to support large loads.

Key Features:

Adjustable Length: The telescopic mechanism allows the span to extend to various lengths, typically ranging from 2 meters to 5 meters or more, depending on the model.

High Load-Bearing Capacity: Made from heavy-duty steel, telescopic spans are designed to support significant loads, ensuring safe and stable support for concrete formwork.

Durability: These spans are made of galvanized or powder-coated steel, making them resistant to rust and corrosion. This durability allows them to be reused in multiple projects.

Easy Installation and Adjustment: The span can be quickly installed and adjusted to the required length, saving time and labor costs on the construction site.

Compact Design: When not in use, the telescopic span can be retracted to a compact size, making it easy to store and transport.

Applications:

Supporting Formwork for Slabs and Beams: Telescopic spans are widely used in the construction of reinforced concrete slabs and beams, where they provide temporary support to the formwork.

Temporary Support for Construction Projects: These spans are useful in shoring systems or as temporary horizontal supports for various construction tasks.

Bridge and Tunnel Construction: Employed in infrastructure projects to support formwork during the casting of concrete structures like bridges and tunnels.

Renovation and Repair Work: Often used in structural renovations, where adjustable support is needed to hold up existing structures temporarily.