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Paschal makes ninth appearance at show
01 October 2018
Paschal-Werk G Maier, a leading German formwork and shoring expert, is returning to Saudi Build once again this year to showcase innovative formwork solutions for the Arabian market.
The company will be presenting the practical application possibilities and diversity of its formwork systems to visitors at the leading construction event in Saudi Arabia. Upon request, well-trained formwork experts will show visitors how simple it is to handle these systems and some of the numerous structures and projects that have been completed using Paschal formwork.
According to a company spokesman, the display will include exhibits from its formwork portfolio that have been used successfully in the Arab countries, and those from around the world.
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He says Paschal’s Modular universal formwork has demonstrated its versatility, adaptability and flexibility on a wide range of construction sites – whether for foundations, walls, shafts, curvatures, columns or beams.
“The well-balanced range of elements allows it to be used as both hand-sized and large-size formwork,” the spokesman points out.
Also on display at Saudi Build will be the adjustable Modular column form, a practical extension to the Modular formwork system.
“The simple windmill principle allows you to form a wide variety of different reinforced concrete columns from just a few individual panels of the adjustable Modular column formwork simply, quickly and in an uncomplicated manner,” the spokesman explains.
Meanwhile, Paschal’s flexible Logo.3 wall formwork system with robust flat steel frame can cope with all formwork jobs in a systematic manner, thanks to the comprehensive range of panels. The Logo.3 wall formwork system will be displayed in its steel and aluminium versions.
The Logo alu formwork system can demonstrate its advantages in particular at construction sites where no crane is available.
“With the variable dismantling inside corner posts for the Logo.3 and Modular formwork systems, the amount of time needed for preparing and moving the internal formwork for lift cores, staircase cores and for structural shells with tight space conditions is reduced enormously,” says the spokesman.
“The benefits of Paschal’s dismantling inside corner post can particularly be seen when dismantling the formwork. After opening the corner posts, the complete inner formwork can be moved by only one crane lift,” he adds.
Among other products that will be promoted at Saudi Build is the TTR Trapezoidal girder formwork which, with an infinitely variable radius, enables perfect and reliable circularity and dimensional accuracy. Due to the robust design, this system also uses extremely few tie points.
Paschal will be exhibiting at Stand 217-3, Hall 3, at Saudi Build.
-Werk G Maier, a leading German formwork and shoring expert, is returning to Saudi Build once again this year to showcase innovative formwork solutions for the Arabian market.
The company will be presenting the practical application possibilities and diversity of its formwork systems to visitors at the leading construction event in Saudi Arabia. Upon request, well-trained formwork experts will show visitors how simple it is to handle these systems and some of the numerous structures and projects that have been completed using Paschal formwork.
According to a company spokesman, the display will include exhibits from its formwork portfolio that have been used successfully in the Arab countries, and those from around the world.
He says Paschal’s Modular universal formwork has demonstrated its versatility, adaptability and flexibility on a wide range of construction sites – whether for foundations, walls, shafts, curvatures, columns or beams.
“The well-balanced range of elements allows it to be used as both hand-sized and large-size formwork,” the spokesman points out.
Also on display at Saudi Build will be the adjustable Modular column form, a practical extension to the Modular formwork system.
“The simple windmill principle allows you to form a wide variety of different reinforced concrete columns from just a few individual panels of the adjustable Modular column formwork simply, quickly and in an uncomplicated manner,” the spokesman explains.
Meanwhile, Paschal’s flexible Logo.3 wall formwork system with robust flat steel frame can cope with all formwork jobs in a systematic manner, thanks to the comprehensive range of panels. The Logo.3 wall formwork system will be displayed in its steel and aluminium versions.
The Logo alu formwork system can demonstrate its advantages in particular at construction sites where no crane is available.
“With the variable dismantling inside corner posts for the Logo.3 and Modular formwork systems, the amount of time needed for preparing and moving the internal formwork for lift cores, staircase cores and for structural shells with tight space conditions is reduced enormously,” says the spokesman.
“The benefits of Paschal’s dismantling inside corner post can particularly be seen when dismantling the formwork. After opening the corner posts, the complete inner formwork can be moved by only one crane lift,” he adds.
Among other products that will be promoted at Saudi Build is the TTR Trapezoidal girder formwork which, with an infinitely variable radius, enables perfect and reliable circularity and dimensional accuracy. Due to the robust design, this system also uses extremely few tie points.
Paschal will be exhibiting at Stand 217-3, Hall 3, at Saudi Build.
