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Mild Steel Mivan Wall Tie for Aluminium Formwork
Key Features
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Mild steel construction according to the specified material grade.
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Designed for compatible Mivan and aluminium formwork systems.
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Helps maintain the specified concrete wall thickness.
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Supports formwork stability during concrete placement.
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Available in different lengths and thicknesses according to product requirements.
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Compatible connection-hole configurations according to the approved design.
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Surface finish options based on the specified product.
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Suitable for repetitive concrete wall construction where the selected formwork system is used.
Applications
Mild Steel Mivan Wall Ties are used in suitable applications such as:
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High-rise residential construction.
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Apartment and housing projects.
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Commercial buildings.
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Concrete wall and shear-wall construction.
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Repetitive floor-cycle projects.
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Concrete structures constructed using compatible aluminium formwork.
Material and Construction
The wall tie is manufactured from mild steel strip or sheet in the profile and dimensions specified for the intended formwork system. Material grade, thickness, length, hole spacing, mechanical properties, and surface finish should be confirmed against the product drawing and technical documentation.
Typical sizes and spacing
| Item |
Typical value |
| Plate size |
110 x 110 mm (about 4 inch) |
| Thickness |
6 mm common; 10 mm for heavier loads |
| Wider range in industry |
4 to 6 inch plates, 1/4 to 3/4 inch thick |
| Spacing along joint |
About 18 to 30 inches (450 to 750 mm) centre to centre |
| Material |
Mild steel, or galvanised |
| Sleeve |
Plastic, often colour-coded by thickness |
| Packing |
Plates in boxes, sleeves sold per piece |
Indian listings show the sleeve at roughly 12 to 95 per piece, and plastic diamond plate dowels around 18. Prices vary by maker and quantity.
Benefits
A correctly selected Mivan Wall Tie helps maintain consistent wall thickness, reduces unwanted separation between formwork panels, and supports accurate concrete wall dimensions. Purpose-designed tie arrangements can also simplify assembly and reduce the need for conventional through-tie holes in certain formwork systems.
Installation
The wall tie should be positioned at the designated connection points and secured using the compatible pins, wedges, or locking components. Before concrete placement, the complete formwork arrangement must be checked for alignment, correct tie spacing, secure connections, and suitability for the expected concrete pressure. After the concrete reaches the required condition, formwork removal and any tie-end finishing must follow the approved installation procedure.
Why Choose Surya Engineering?
Surya Engineering supplies construction equipment and formwork accessories for concrete construction applications. Buyers can discuss the required wall thickness, tie dimensions, steel specification, connection arrangement, and surface finish to identify a suitable product configuration.
For pricing, availability, technical specifications, and bulk enquiries, contact Surya Engineering with your project requirements.
Manufacturer and Supplier: Surya Engineering
Surya Engineering offers Mild Steel Mivan Wall Ties designed for compatible aluminium formwork systems used in concrete wall construction. These wall ties help maintain the specified distance between opposing formwork panels and resist panel separation during concrete pouring, when correctly selected and installed as part of an engineered formwork system.
Product Overview
A Mild Steel Mivan Wall Tie is a formwork accessory used in Mivan-style aluminium shuttering systems. It connects or restrains opposing formwork panels to maintain the required wall thickness and dimensional accuracy during concrete placement.
Manufactured from mild steel according to the specified product design, the wall tie is available in configurations suitable for compatible formwork arrangements. Depending on the design, it may be secured using formwork pins, wedges, or other specified locking components. Certain flat wall-tie designs remain embedded in the concrete and feature ends that can be broken off after the formwork is removed.