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Formwork SystemsEdition 2010
The world‘s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa
in Dubai, is rising skyward using MEVA´s slab
formwork MevaDec: crane-free and without
refacing for several hundred re-uses.
Better Beats GoodBy the Inventor of the Clamp System
The driving force behind formwork innovationThe MEVA brand originated from market demands! Builders were looking for highquality formwork that could be used on any site. In 1970, MEVA – the acronym for MetallVerArbeitung (metal processing) – began producing the first craneindependent MEVA panel forms. This introduced a costeffective and technically advanced alternative to the costly onsite formwork solutions typical at the time.
Inventor of the clampMEVA soon developed innovative momentum, bringing new technical impulses to the industry. Inventions and developments made by MEVA, many of them patented, have become industry standard. To name just a few: the closed profile for frame formwork, the multi function profile and the world´s first clamp. It connects and aligns formwork panels with just a few hammer blows.
The German-based MEVA Group is geared to serve the needs of the international construction commu-
nity. A lean organization with 40 locations in 30 countries across the globe, well-developed logistics,
highly qualified staff and engineering capacities are setting the pace all over the world. Shown here: the
company´s headquarters in the Northern Black Forest region in Germany.
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Concrete Load Standard DIN 18218
MEVA
Company Profile
MEVA has been instrumental in developing stan-
dards for concrete load to take account of self-
compacting and flowable concrete. A new method
of calculating concrete pressure is based on MEVA
know-how and is part of the German standard
DIN 18218.
Distinctions for innovative develop-
ments line the company history.
Hit it. Clamp it. Done! The innovative way of pouring concrete.
WALL ForMWorkHand-Set Formwork MevaLiteHeavy-Duty Wall Formwork ImperialSingle-Sided Formwork Support Frame STB
Panelized Slab Formwork System MevaDecConventional Girder Formwork MevaFlexTable Forms SDT
Shoring System MEP
Climbing, Single-Sided Climbing kLk 230Automatic Climbing MACGuided Climbing/Screens MGC/MGS
SHorING
WALL ForMWork
SLAB ForMWork
CLIMBING SYSTEMS
All 30 MEVA locations are
certified in terms of quality
management system DIN
EN ISO 9001.
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We´re right there for you:
MEVA Formwork Systems Inc.2000 Airpark Drive
Springfield, OhioOH 45502, USA
Tel. 937 [email protected]
www.mevaformwork.com
MEVA Formwork Systems, IncP.O. Box 290
10504 Islington Ave.Kleinburg
Ontario, L0J 1C0Tel. 905 857 7554Fax 905 857 7554
[email protected] www.meva.ca
The Solution ProviderWhat MEVA can do for you: Quality is not just a feature of MEVA´s comprehensive formwork product range. It is a principle guiding our services. Engineering challenges that require a visionary approach to make things possible, fighting for the most economical and safest solution: This is what MEVA engineers strive to achieve. Challenge us. Ask us how to save money using formwork that brings you cutting edge technology. We are dedicated to providing answers.
Project Support On-site project support Instruction of workers on site Forming and assembly services Project engineers for on-site consult-
ing and concreting support Training for site managers and
foremen Technical documentation
Formwork logistics make the difference: Getting the right equipment in the desired quality standard to the right site at the right time is what MEVA logistics experts organize from 10 logistics centers throughout the world. The idea is to minimize down time and give the contractor the best possible costing on his rental job.
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USA & Canada
MEVA North American Headquarters in Springfield,
Ohio: This up-to-date facility houses management,
sales, client services, engineering, product develop-
ment, the cleaning and regeneration plant, rental
yard logistics and training rooms. Springfield co-
ordinates both the US and Canadian operations.
Compliance with Construction Safety Standards of occupational Safety & Health AdministrationWorker safety and protection are fundamental requirements in MEVA`s product development process. All MEVA systems comply with relevant safety standards. Many features were engineered specifically to comply with OSHA standards.
The tie-off bars on all MEVA wall formwork panels comply with OSHA safety standards.
o.S.H.A Safety Standards
rentalPlus: Insured rental with no Follow-Up CostsRentalPlus is an insurance policy offered for all rented formwork material. It covers follow-up costs that are incurred when the job is finished. An easy monthly or flat rate covers everything including cleaning and repair. Only damage beyond repair or lost material is not covered.
No more Charges for re-FacingOften, the most expensive part of all follow-up costs is the replacement of worn-out plywood facing, since ply-wood cannot be repaired when dam-
Cut Costs with rentalPlusaged. RentalPlus and the all-plastic facing used by MEVA eliminates re-facing costs. Cleaning and repairing the formwork are included; even damaged sections can be replaced easily.
Safe Calculation, Less rental CostsWith RentalPlus, the jobsite no longer has to provide time and space to check rented inventory prior to returning it. There´s no cleaning effort, so the rental period can be shortened. That saves: rental time and cost man hours and cost space and crane time delays and interruptions on site
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MEVA pioneered the development of the closed, hollow frame profile. Today, it´s state of the art. It is the backbone of sturdy, high-load formwork panels in all MEVA systems. The closed hollow pro-file prevents concrete from getting trap-ped inside. This makes cleaning easier.
Automobile standards in rust protectionMEVA was the first to innovate pro-duction with automotive technolo-gies. Steel profiles are primed with autophore tic coating (ACC) and all profile cavities are sealed with wax.
The MEVA assembly lock (clamp)The clamp has no losable parts. It joins and aligns them with just a few hammer blows. It can be placed anywhere on the frame which is a huge advantage on uneven ground.
The articulated flange nutAnother invention of MEVA´s: The flange screw used to attach accessories to the multifunction profile – a feature unique to MEVA´s panelized systems – is equipped with an articulated head that makes tightening and loosening much easier and faster. Furthermore, tilting the panels is no problem.
Cutting-Edge Technology
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Saving Time.
Saving Money.
MEVA
The Benefits at a Glance Quality is Safety. Safety is Efficiency. Efficiency is Profit.
A sturdy, rigid formwork panel is easier and safer to handle than competitor systems that are prone to twist out of shape.
The closed, hollow profile doesn´t trap concrete, thus making it easier to clean and reducing cleaning time.
Concrete has a passionate chemical affinity for galvanized surfaces. It sticks so hard, you need force to get it off. The MEVA profile is immune to this effect. Concrete doesn´t stick and can be removed easily.
The frame has premium protection against corrosion since it´s primed and coated like Mercedes car bodies. Poor quality, rusty panels spoil the concrete finish. Avoid this cost risk by choosing quality.
Easy Work is Safe Work. Safe is Faster.Speed is Efficiency. Efficiency is Profit.
MEVA
Panel Quality
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In contrast to plywood, the all-plastic facing achieves a better concrete finish. It´s thus easier to achieve architectural concrete finish and high qua-lity with every concrete pour (right).
Conventional facing (left) cannot prevent pores and uneven surfaces.
100 % Wood-Free Facing10 Years Later: the revolution Continues
The patented all-plastic facing is a polyproylene
sandwich construction (layers 1 and 3) reinforced
by a thin aluminium foil (layer 2). The facing is
resistant to UV rays, climatic influences, on-site
chemicals, swelling and shrinking. It doesn´t rot
and cannot decay.
Putting an end to plywood waste in formworkThe introduction of the world´s first 100 % wood-free facing in 2000 started a new age in formwork. For ten years now, MEVA has employed this new tech-nology in all of its products, all over the world. Experience counts!
End of re-facing costsReplacing worn-out plywood sheets is now a thing of the past. No more waste. Get the job done without interruptions. No more unnecessary freight costs, no down-times and no hassles in work flow. No more chemical coatings that make disposal dangerous and expen-sive. Besides better quality, the all-plas-tic innovation saves time and money.
The advantages No swelling and shrinking Nailable like plywood No re-facing – no hidden costs Easy and quick to clean Repairable using the same material Better concrete finish
Warranty against rotting
Warranty against warping
Warranty on �exural rigidity
Warranty against discoloration
Warranty on UV resistance
7 Year unlimited usageA superior concrete finish, less release agent and
no discoloration. Better results first time, every
time. That´s the advantage of MEVA´s facing
innovation. This example is from Two Path Arena
Kitchener Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
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No re-facing
lowers costs.
MEVAalkus
repairable – even on siteThe all-plastic facing is a revolutionary product that can be repaired using the identical material. This is the ultimate quality benefit, since damages to the facing no longer disrupt work flow or impact on the concrete finish. Repairs can be done on site.
Easy cleaning. Clean the panels with a normal high psi pressure washer (it would destroy plywood). This improves pour quality and reduces down time, thus improving work flow. Moreover: having clean panels on each pour dramatically improves the concrete finish.
Less release agent. Better results.The site will need only a fraction of the release agent typically used, reducing consumable costs. What´s more, the concrete finish improves dramatically.
Impossible with ply-
wood, easy with the
all-plastic facing alkus:
It can be repaired. This
is done using the same
polypropylene materi-
al. A special repair set
includes all the tools
the site will need.
Better results. Less Hassle.
Contractors report up to 70 % less cleaning
effort and cost, since the panels can be cleaned on
site using a normal 500 bar high-pressure washer.
Superior results first time, every time. Unlimited
in re-uses. The all-plastic facing maintains a con-
stantly high quality in any climate.
AHEAD oF PLYWooD oN EVErY CoUNT alkus PLY Immune to water intrusion No swelling and shrinking
YES JYES J
No LNo L
Resistant to release agent YES J No L
No chipping of top layer or coating YES J No L
Stable flexural rigidity Stable mechanical values
YES JYES J
No L No L
Immune to fungal decay Guarantee against rotting
YES JYES J
No LNo L
Free from ripplings and/or warping Even surfaces
YES JYES J
No LNo L
Zero discoloration through phenolic resin YES J No L
Unaffected by UV rays Outer layer same as core, i.e. no coating
YES JYES J
No LNo L
Repairs using same material YES J No L
Fast on-site cleaning High-pressure washer (500 bar) possible
YES JYES J
No LNo L
Zero waste YES J No L
Saves re-facing of panels YES J No L
100% Wood-Free Facing
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NEW: MevaLite – the Hand-Set Innovation
Just 1 worker, no crane
1 Flexible assembly for construction jobs with limited crane time or space. It is the perfect light-weight, hand-set sister system to the heavy- duty Imperial wall system.
2 MevaLite is light, yet sturdy, easy to move by hand, no need for a crane.
3 Durable formwork panels with high load capacity are designed to last long in tough on-site use.
4 Hit it! Clamp it! Done! The MEVA clamp is the industry´s lightest. It has no losable parts, puts an end to nuts and bolts, joins and aligns with just a few hammer blows.
5 With MevaLite you can adapt to irregular layouts with ease.
6 Ideal in confined spaces and with complex layouts.
7 + 8 Easy forming of fillers, simple attachment of rails, turnbuckles or system push-pull props.
9 Uneven base levels are simple to handle: the clamp fits anywhere on the frame. Note: MevaLite is simple to gang for higher walls or structures.
High quality clamp system for fast crane-independent work MevaLite is the latest innova-tion by MEVA – a unique alumi-num wall formwork system that offers the industry a hightech, lowweight solution for greater flexibility and cost saving on site. MevaLite is geared toward the North American market, designed in feet and inches and equipped with a range of features to bring quality and safety to construction.
True handset system, no crane.
Assembly with just one worker.
MEVA clamp joins, aligns with a few hammer blows, no losable parts.
Symmetry: no top, no bottom.
Sturdy, high load capacity 1,350 psf, light weight (e.g. the 6 x 3 ft panel weighs only 85.8 lbs)
Can be ganged for higher walls.
Panels in feet and inches
Top concrete finish.
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MevaLite panel sizes
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gh
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feet
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Widths (feet and inch)
9’
3’ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’ 6“
6’
3’ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’ 6“
4’
3’ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’ 6“
3’
3’ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’ 6“
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Wall Formwork
The MevaLite System
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Imperial is a 2,025 psf high- load capacity system for fast, high pours in industrial and commercial engineering.
Highest load capacity: 2,025 psf.
Largest panel 12 ft by 8 ft.
No nuts and bolts. Hit it. Clamp it. Done.
No top, no bottom, easy to stack and connect. The panels are symmetrical, allowing free vertical or horizontal alignment. The all-plastic facing delivers a high quality concrete finish.
Forming Heavy Duty: 2,025 psf Capacity
Multi-function profiles with welded-in Dywidag threaded nuts for fast, easy attachment of accessories.
The Imperial system supports 1 1/4“ – 1“ taper ties, she-bolts
and 7/8“ thru rods.
Eight transportation holes for moving stacked panels; easy pre-assembly of gangs.
1/2” vertical tieoff bar, solidly welded between horizontal profiles on every panel – for optimum worker safety.
High load capacity
system for fast,
high pours
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Wall Formwork
The Imperial System
Imperial panel sizes
Hei
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feet
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ch) Widths (feet and inch)
12’ 8’ 4’ 3’-6“ 3’ 2’-6“ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’
8’
8’ 4’ 3’-6“ 3’ 2’-6“ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’
4’
4’ 3’-6“ 3’ 2’-6“ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’
2’
3’-6“ 3’ 2’-6“ 2’ 1’-6“ 1’
Easy detailing with a wide range of widths and heights.
Bump notch for easy shifting and lifting of the larger panels.
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Push-pull props and steel rails are attached with flange screws to Dywidag threaded nuts
welded into the multi-function profiles. Scaffold brackets are quickly attached with their
integrated self locking pin. The worker is able to attach each part in one step. Position the
part with one hand and attach it – using the flange screw – with the other.
The galvanized lifting hooks are used for fast loading and unloading as well as for trans-
porting entire form stacks. The lift ing hooks are used in addition with a four-rope crane
slings and are self-locking with a gravity pin. The maximum load capacity per lifting hook is
2,200 lbs.
Superior Imperial Clever Details
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Pilasters are easily formed using inside corners, panels (standard and/or multi-purpose),
rails, column clamps and, where necessary, some wooden blocking.
Gaps up to 3” are formed with 1”, 2” and 3” aluminum fillers without additional steel rails.
An alternate method of forming gaps is with the use of wooden job-built fillers and a steel
rail. The Uni assembly lock will span a maximum gap of 6”. The bulk head bracket is an
easy and economical method for bulk heads of walls without using any tie rod. Bulk head
brackets are available in two sizes for wall thick nesses up to 30”.
Acute and obtuse angled corners are formed using articulated inside and outside corners.
Steel rails are attached to the multi-function profiles of the outside corner assembly to pro-
vide alignment. Adjustment range: 70° to 220°.
The Imperial inside corner is provided with tie holes and consists of two parts. The steel
face is replaceable. The outside corner is connected to the panels with MEVA assembly
locks.
The multi-purpose panel is used to form pilasters, corners,
columns, bridge abutments and connections to existing
walls. The panels have multi-adjustment profiles for mount-
ing column clamps or ties. This enables forming columns in
increments of 2”, with a range from 2” to 3’-2”.
Wall Formwork
The Imperial System
Superior Imperial Clever Details
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The support frames STB 300 and STB 450 allow pouring against existing structures. They are another example of MEVA engineering setting new standards in formwork technology.
Unbeaten in height: where others stop, STB 450 goes higher, achieving up to 40 feet.
Unbeaten in efficiency: where other systems have to be dismounted to upgrade height, you simply stack units on top.
Unbeaten in Height: 40 Feet in one Pour
The STB 450 system is so slender – measuring only 8 ft at base – that it easily fits into confined (e.g. inner city) spaces; the Triplex braces enable the site go as high as 40 feet. In addition, the system allows forming single-sided corners.
This saves time and money on site, reducing labor costs, crane time and down-time.
The design of the STB 450 system is more compact at the bottom – helpful on confined construction sites and for easy transport.
The frames transfer concrete pres-sure into the anchor which is cast in the foundation.It is really simple to attach the MEVA Imperial wall formwork system to the support frames, since only flange screws are needed for a safe connection.
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STB / kLk
The climbing scaffold KLK 230 consists of climbing brackets, wall struts, platform and guard-railing. It serves as support platform for wall formwork. The KLK 230 is ideally suited for industrial and civil engineering high-rise buildings bridge and infrastructure projects
The roll-back system allows jumping the form-work and the platform as a unit which guaran-tees safety and saves time. The carriage can be slid back by 2’-3’’ which provides enough work-ing space for cleaning and rebar works.
The MEVA climbing system is strong enough to handle wall formwork up to a height of 24’. The concrete pressure is transferred through braces into the KLK bracket and from there into the existing structure. The width of 7’-7’’ provides com fortable working space for person-nel. The KLK 230 is an efficient and econo m ical climbing system which can also be used for single-sided applications.
The slide carriage allows sliding the formwork back by 2’-3’’
from the wall without a crane. Platform and formwork
remain connected as one unit. The overall platform width
of 7’-7’’ provides sufficient working space even with the
carriage slid back.
Ödschlagtal motorway bridge near Nuremberg, Germany
Safe Climbing
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The MEVA Guided Screens System MGS is MGC‘s twin system. Highest safety is guaranteed by full side protection, enhanced by several technical advantages: spacing of brackets is variable level heights from 10’ to 14’ secondary platforms attachable
to any bracket integrated access system
The MGS is also assembled at ground level: All parts are lifted into the guard rails from below, this maximizes safety and saves time.
MGC: Guided & SafeMEVA‘s Guided Climbing System MGC com-prises wall formwork and safety platforms as a single unit. It remains securely attached to the building structure during building and lifting. Thus, wind velocities do not affect the building process. Assembly is done at ground level for improved safety and speed. MGC is designed to meet high standards in safety for high-rise con-struction and complements the proven MEVA climbing scaffold KLK. This is how it works: The starter needs a height of only 10’- 8“; the climbing shoe is mounted to the cast-in cone. The forms are closed for pouring. The inside forms are lifted by crane and guide rail extensions are assembled at ground level. After the crane lift, forms are moved away by carriage, access extension is assembled.
tThe MGC advantage: Bracket extensi-
ons, secondary platforms, ladder extensions
etc. are mount ed from ground level below –
under simple and safe assembly conditions.
Guided climb ing with MGC ensures highest
safety for high-rise construction projects,
withstanding wind velocities up to 45 mph.
MGC / MAC
Climbing Technology
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MAC: Fast & PreciseMEVA‘s Automatic Climbing System MAC combines safety and speed with precise adjust-ment.The system‘s inner and outer formwork unit comprise pre-assembled panels. Adjusting the units in three directions is done by hand and needs no special tools. This ensures greatest possible accuracy, even at great heights.
Fast Cycles: Steel Concrete Works Plus one DayThe lift of 13 feet takes only
The hydraulic climbing process:
1 - System resting on jacking beams
2 - Hydraulic ram pushes off jacking beam
3 - System supported by shear key beam on next level
4 - Jacking beams retract to next level
5 - The jacking beams are supported by concrete that has
already set
6 - The top deck is free of jacking masts and other mechan-
ical obstacles, improving safety and working conditions
a - Wall formwork, suspended, slid back
b - Side protection
c - Hydraulic ram
d - Jacking beam
e - Wall formwork, closed
about 60 minutes. This results in fast cycles with a „steel concrete works plus one day“ schedule and the system can be operated by small teams.
Non-return ratchet offers Maximum Hydraulic SafetyThe long-stroke, heavy-duty hydraulic system is equipped with safety features such as a non-return ratchet that locks on each cylinder.
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t The drop-head allows the panels to be lowered by ample
7.5“ . This makes stripping fast and comfortable.
Meet different project requirements with one and the
same system – for integrated (1 and 3) or separate facing (2).
MevaDec: Fits any Slab. Fast & Simple.MevaDec covers virtually any job in a single system. Using the same parts avoids assembly errors. The number of post shores is defined by the system ensuring safety and quick assembly. Switch from one method to another; minimize compensation areas; strip early using the drop-head. MevaDec reduces inventory and parts hand-ling by 40 %. Achieve a 3-day-per-level rate with fewer workers and no crane.
No fixed grid: panels can be slid into position in all directions – over and beyond the drop
head. This unique flexibility minimizes compensation areas and speeds up assembly.
MevaDec Sizes
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LengthsPanel 160 5’-3“
160 cm2’-8“80 cm
2’60 cm
1’-4“40 cm
Panel 80 2’-8“80 cm
2’60 cm
1’-4“40 cm
Primary beam 8’-10“270 cm
6’-11“210 cm
5’-3“160 cm
2’-8“80 cm
Secondary beam 5’-3“160 cm
2’-8“80 cm
One system, any job Zero assembly error Integrated or separated facing Compensation areas minimized Early stripping for fast pour
cycles Crane-independent
New: 5´3´´ x 5´3´´ (160 cm)
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MevaDec
Any building layout can be formed with MevaDec using the system with separate facing.
Secondary beams can be slid in any required position. This ensures maximum versatility, even with irregular building layouts.
Slab Formwork
Separate facing
Use the 4 system parts to form irregular slab layouts
with a separate facing placed on the beams. The
MevaDec System offers you all the benefits of fast
assembly and early stripping.
Only 4 system parts:
drophead, post shore
primary beam
plywood facing
integrated reshoring with drophead
Integrated facing
The MevaDec system comprises robust, sturdy aluminum panels with integrated allplastic facing for a perfect concrete finish. The direc-tion in which the panels are placed in the beams can be changed – flexibly and easily.
Only 3 main system parts: drop-head/post shore beam panel
sturdy, yet lightweight aluminum panels
all MevaDec panels can be moved by hand, without the need for a crane
the alkus allplastic, 100 % woodfree facing integrated in MevaDec panels
no refacing, saving time and money
superior concrete finish
MevaDec in combination with MEP shoring system: Very fast assembly with only 3 main parts. Panels including facing are easily slid in position.
MevaDec Sizes
Wid
ths
LengthsPanel 160 5’-3“
160 cm2’-8“80 cm
2’60 cm
1’-4“40 cm
Panel 80 2’-8“80 cm
2’60 cm
1’-4“40 cm
Primary beam 8’-10“270 cm
6’-11“210 cm
5’-3“160 cm
2’-8“80 cm
Secondary beam 5’-3“160 cm
2’-8“80 cm
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Stuttgart, Germany
MevaFlex consists of few components:
facing, H20 girder and post shore with forked
head. A tripod eases the erection of props.
MevaFlex: Conventional & FlexibleMevaFlex is a conventional and versatile wood girder
slab formwork without system compliance. It consists
of forming face, stringer, joist and post-shores. The
position of girders and post shores is not predetermi-
ned as with a slab formwork system, but needs to be
detailed in advance and verified on site.
The key benefit of MevaFlex is its easy adaptation to
different and varying layouts, especially in the case of
irregular geometries
specific load cases
different slab thicknesses
few, large-size applications
Thanks to low material costs, tailored
solutions are cost-effective even for
few applications. MevaFlex can also be
fitted with the all-plastic facing alkus.
Shoring at great heights by using the
MEP shoring system on the Loch Katrine
Water Project in Glasgow, UK – pre-
assembled custom-made slab tables with
MevaFlex.
t Hospital in Ellwangen, Germany
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Shoring
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Patented Quick-Lowering System SAS
Inner tube with holes
for rough adjustment
with G-hook (1)
Adjusting nut for fine-tuning
Stress in the post-shore is released (4)
with one strike of a hammer (2)
When removed, the post shore automa-
tically (5) resets (3) and locks in its
original position
The MEP post shore is a combi nation of a steel inner tube and an aluminum outer tube. It features a quick lowering system which allows the stress in the post shore to be released with one strike of a hammer.
only two standard components: post shore and connecting gate
used as single post shore, shoring tower or formwork table
no bolts and wedges
load capacity up to 10.1 kips per post-shore (MEP S)
MEP and MevaDec slab formwork system can be combined with each other
SAS quick-lowering system
The SAS lowers the post shore by 1/2“ when struck with a hammer after concrete loading.
After stripping the post shore automatically resets itself to the original locked position.
The adjusting nut (red) provides fine adjustment
Inner tube with holes punched for coarse adjustment
High Load, Fast Assembly
HeadquartersMEVA Schalungs-Systeme GmbH Industriestrasse 5 D-72221 HaiterbachGermany Tel. +49 7456 692-01 Fax +49 7456 692-66 [email protected]
MEVA Formwork Systems, Inc. 2000 Airpark DriveSpringfield, OH 45502Tel. 937 3280022Fax 937 3280044Toll free 1 866 [email protected]
MEVA Formwork Systems, Inc.MEVA Formwork Systems, IncP.O. Box 29010504 Islington Ave.Kleinburg, Ontario, L0J 1C0Tel. 905 857 7554Fax 905 857 [email protected] www.meva.ca
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