In the construction of high-rise buildings in industrial parks, concrete pouring is the core process that determines the construction progress and project quality.
Traditional fabric poles rely heavily on tower cranes for lifting, requiring disassembly, relocation, and takeover at each level.
This not only consumes a large amount of tower crane resources and delays the construction period, but also poses significant safety hazards during high-altitude disassembly and assembly operations.
In response to the construction pain points of high-rise standard floors, Kenile Heavy Industry has optimized and upgraded the climbing hydraulic fabric machine in the elevator shaft.
The equipment utilizes the layout of building elevator shafts, without the need for tower crane assistance or frequent disassembly and assembly.
It can climb layer by layer independently, perfectly adapting to the standardized continuous pouring construction of high-rise industrial parks and office buildings, truly achieving “efficiency improvement, risk reduction, and cost savings”.
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