Bridge Shuttering Plates (also known as formwork plates) are essential components used in the construction of bridges. They provide the temporary mold or form that supports concrete while it is being poured and setting, helping to create the desired shape for the bridge’s structure. Shuttering plates are part of the formwork system, specifically used to create horizontal surfaces like decks and beams in bridge construction.

Key Features:

Material: Typically made from steel, which provides the strength and durability required to support the heavy loads of wet concrete.

Sizes and Shapes: Available in various sizes and thicknesses to accommodate different parts of a bridge, such as decks, girders, and piers.

Reusability: Shuttering plates can be reused multiple times, making them cost-effective in large projects.

Smooth Surface Finish: The surface of the shuttering plate is smooth to ensure a uniform finish for the concrete structure once the plates are removed.

Load-bearing Capacity: Designed to support the weight of the wet concrete and any additional loads during construction, such as workers and equipment.