Cement Prefabricated House Steel Mold

The cement prefabricated house steel mold is a concrete preforming equipment used for factory-prefabricated integral concrete houses, evolved from traditional large steel building formwork.

I. Core Components and Characteristics The core components of the cement prefabricated house steel mold include the mold liner, exterior wall mold, base, and slide rails, etc. It weighs over 20 tons and requires strict adherence to safety operation procedures. Its technology has undergone four generations of upgrades:

• First generation: Simple structure with basic functions;
• Second generation: Enables vertical wall forming, improving component precision;
• Third generation: Supports multi-size adjustments to meet different specification requirements;
• Fourth generation: Adopts a fully automatic hydraulic system with integrated electric vibration function, achieving efficient automated production. The mold can be reused for about 5-8 years, with wall thicknesses ranging from 14-17 cm and panel thicknesses from 10-13 cm. By concentrating on prefabricated components, it significantly shortens the construction period and meets the production needs of housing factories of different scales.

II. Market Brands and Price Differences There are various brands and types of steel molds on the market, with significant price differences based on function, material, and technological generation:

• The third-generation inner mold from Zhejiang Hangzhou Hongfei is characterized by simple operation and a high number of turnovers, priced at 510.00 yuan per set, suitable for small-scale or low-cost needs;
• Hebei Baoding Fansheng offers a variety of specifications, with prices ranging from 3500.00 yuan per ton to 5600.00 yuan per set, covering the mid-range market;
• The one-button telescopic mold from Hebei Zheng'en is priced at 198,000 yuan per ton, targeting high-end automation needs;
• The customized steel mold from Shanghai Zhongmin has a price range of 70,000-120,000 yuan per set, emphasizing personalized design and high-precision adaptation.

III. Special Designs for Construction Site Steel Molds For construction site temporary buildings, mobile cement house-specific steel formwork adopts thickened panels and an overall reinforced structure, offering high strength and good toughness. It is less likely to deform or leak slurry during pouring, resulting in neatly finished cement houses with a sturdy structure. Additionally, it is easy to disassemble and assemble and can be reused multiple times. Another type of thickened steel forming mold is welded with thickened steel plates and paired with vertical reinforcement bars and stable edges, further optimizing overall rigidity. This ensures deformation control and precise specifications during pouring operations, with smooth demolding without adhesion, improving construction efficiency and component quality.