Hollow core slabs

Hollow core slabs are widely used in the construction of floors, roofs, and room partitions due to their numerous advantages.

Manufacturing Process

• Long-line Beds: Produced on beds that are typically 120-150 meters long.
• Manufacturing Methods: Can be either extruded or slipformed.
• Thermal Insulation: Some units may include a thermal insulation layer on the underside, particularly for ground-level floors.
• Cutting: The slabs are cut to the desired length using a circular saw.

Specifications

• Width: Nominal width of 1200 mm.
• Thickness: Ranges from 120 mm to 500 mm.
• Casting Width: 1.2 to 2.4 meters.
• Load-bearing and Spanning: Offers excellent load-bearing capacities and longer spans, providing architectural and structural design flexibility.

Applications

• Floors: Suitable for both commercial buildings and homes.
• Roofs and Walls: Can also be used as roof elements, walls in storage buildings, or as fence elements.

Advantages

• Efficiency: Speeds up project completion.
• Sustainability: Environmentally friendly.
• Lightweight: Uses less concrete and rebar.
• Load-bearing Capacity: Excellent performance.
• High Spanning Capability: Capable of spanning up to 23 meters, typically ranging from 5.0 to 10.0 meters for residential buildings.
• Fire Resistance: Ranges from 60 to 240 minutes.
• Ease of Transport: Easy to handle and erect.

Production Efficiency

• Automatization: Highly automated production system.
• Compact Layouts: Efficient plant layouts.

• Low Labor Requirement: Efficient production process.

   

Hollow core slabs provide a robust and efficient solution for modern construction needs.