The structure of the rectangular flow tank mold is quite unique, it is mainly divided into two parts: the inner mold and the outer mold. Both parts are mainly made of Q235 hot-rolled plate, which exhibits excellent hardness and stability. The thickness of the steel plate used for this mold is just right, basically between 4 mm and 8 mm, and the width is maintained between 5 cm and 10 cm, which makes the mold both strong and easy to operate. Rectangular flow tank mold
This rectangular flow tank mold is usually grouting in an inverted way, which is a key step in the manufacturing process. During operation, the outer mold needs to be securely fixed on the outside of the inner mold, and then the plugging plate of the rectangular channel needs to be installed, and the bolts at the junction are tightened. Once you have confirmed that all the parts are tightly bonded and there are no gaps, you can start using the release agent and are ready for grouting.
After the grouting is completed, the demoulding becomes a necessary part of the next step. This process is relatively simple, just open the bolts at the joint, hook the mold with the hoisting hole, and then gently pull the whole mold to take it out smoothly. This demoulding method is quick and convenient, and provides great convenience for subsequent maintenance and reuse.