Shoring prop-Heavy duty

Adjustable steel prop for slab formwork
Steel prop is an important supporting component of HORIZON formwork system, especially in the slab formwork. With the prop’s high loading capacity, low weight and stability, HORIZON slab formwork works safely and efficiently on site as well as cost-effective. Also, the prop is fast and easy for handling on site.

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Product Introduction

Steel prop is an important supporting component of HORIZON formwork system, especially in the slab formwork. With the prop’s high loading capacity, low weight and stability, HORIZON slab formwork works safely and efficiently on site as well as cost-effective. Also, the prop is fast and easy for handling on site.

Specification	Capacity (KN)	Height (mm)	Dia (mm)	Weight (Kg)
HZP30-300	30	1650-3000	75/60	20.9
HZP30-350	30	1970-3500	75/60	23.0
HZP30-400	30	2210-4000	75/60	25.0
HZP20-300	20	1650-3000	60/48	15.7
HZP20-350	20	1970-3500	60/48	16.6
HZP20-450	20	2460-4500	60/48	28.2
HZP20-500	20	2710-5000	60/48	30.5

Advantages

1. High quality steel tubes ensures its high loading capacity.
2. Various finishing are available, such as: hot-dipped galvanization, cold galvanization, powder coating and painting.
3. Special design prevents the operator from hurting his hands between the inner and outer tube.
4. The inner tube, pin and adjustable nut are designed protected against unintentional disengagement.
5. With the same size of the plate and base plate, the prop heads are easily to insert in the inner tube and outer tube.
6. The strong pallets ensure the transportation easily and safely.
Important Instruction

Important Instructions:
• Once erection is finished, double-check the props before use.
• Respect the prop spacing in accordance with the project.
• Prop load capacities and engineer’s design must be observed.
• The load acting on the prop is vertical and centred. No horizontal loads act on the prop.
• Check formwork and prop erection before concrete pouring.
• Pouring has to be done from heights which do not cause strong shaking of the formwork or the props.
• Avoid the sudden emptying of the concrete bucket onto the formwork.
• Formwork stripping and prop removal is only carried out when the concrete strength is sufficiently high.
• Before starting any dismantling operation, check the state of the props.
• After removal, props should not be irregularly piled up.