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Process

Precast concrete is created off-site using a mold. That’s the main difference between precast concrete and site cast concrete, which is poured into its final destination on site.

how its made

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Production of reinforced cages and main connections

The precast factory often has specialist workshops for the manufacture and maintenance of moulds, and for the production of jig-built reinforcing cages and connections.

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Assembly of moulds

The reinforced cage is positioned in the partly assembled mould, then the remaining mould section is completed.

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Mix being poured

Carefully specified concrete is placed into the mould. Many precast works now employ computer controlled batching plants.

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Compaction of concrete using poker vibrator

To ensure that optimum density is obtained and that specified strengths are achieved, concrete is placed and compacted using high-frequency external vibrators or pokers.

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Precast concrete being moved to the storage area

Once an appropriate strength has been reached, the precast units are moved to the storage area. Units are usually handled within hours of casting as part of the rapid production cycle.

The product exhibits a high degree of dimensional accuracy and quality of finish. Economies of production are achieved through the repetitive and automated process.

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Storage of high-quality units in works area

The finished precast components are stacked on clean battens or plastic pads positioned to suit the design of the component. Care is taken to keep the stacks vertical and to ensure that battens are placed directly above one another within the stack.

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standard concrete poured into a mold under supervision.

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