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MevaLite
ML-21
Stripping Corners
Stripping corners are designed
specifically for use when forming
shafts (Fig. 21.1 - 21.3), stairwell
cores and in confined working
conditions.
The corner is designed to allow
the corner to retract inward for
stripping, while still keeping the
can intact so that no disassembly
or re-assembly of the inner
formwork between floors is
required (Fig. 21.3).
The corner is designed in three
pieces to permit inward movement
when the lever is pushed upwards.
This contraction allows for the
bond between the formwork
facing and the concrete to be
broken more easily than with
traditional core forming.
After stripping and cycling is
complete, the corner can be reset
with a few simple steps and the
formwork is ready for the next
pour (for details please see next
pages).
Be sure to tape all seams on each
corner and plug all unused tie
holes prior to oiling the face to
keep concrete from filling the inner
channel.
Please note:
When lifting, care should be taken
not to overload the crane hooks!
Description Ref.-No.
ML-stripping corners
9’............................................... 22-508-00
6’............................................... 22-508-10
4’............................................... 22-508-20
EA-assembly lock ....................... 29-205-50
Uni-assembly lock 22 ................. 29-400-85
Attention:
Lifting eyes on Stripping corners are not
designed to be used when lifting large
formwork assemblies and platforms. They
are included for handling of stripping corners
only, or assemblies weighing less than 4400
lbs, shared equally between 4 lifting eyes.
When formwork is used in conjunction with
flipper platforms, lifting is done using the
high capacity lifting points provided on the
flipper platform.
Fig. 21.1
Fig. 21.2
Detail
Fig. 21.3
Wall formwork
Technical Instruction Manual / June 2022