The choice of PV pier mould material is crucial to the success of a PV project. At present, the main photovoltaic pier mold materials on the market include plastic molds and steel molds. Each of these two materials has its own unique advantages and application scenarios. Photovoltaic pier mould
With its lightweight and easy-to-operate characteristics, plastic molds have been widely used in photovoltaic projects. This mold has a one-piece structure and is cleverly designed with ramps at the top and bottom. In the process of concrete pouring, the presence of a slope can effectively guide the flow of concrete, ensuring that the shape of the formed photovoltaic pier is regular and the surface is smooth. After the pouring is completed, the mold is directly fastened, which not only simplifies the operation process, but also improves the production efficiency. In addition, plastic molds have good durability and stability, and can withstand repeated use without being easily damaged.
Compared to plastic molds, steel molds are known for their high strength and durability. The steel mold has a combined structure, which means that the mold can be disassembled into multiple parts for easy transportation and storage. What's more, this design makes the demoulding process more convenient and effectively shortens the construction period. In complex photovoltaic projects, steel molds can meet the needs of photovoltaic piers of various shapes and specifications with their superior performance and flexible operation methods.
Plastic molds and steel molds each have their own unique advantages, and which material to choose depends on the needs and conditions of the specific project. In photovoltaic projects, it can be flexibly selected according to the actual situation to achieve better construction results.