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Aluminium Formwork & Accessories

Aluminium formwork, widely called Mivan-type formwork in India, is a set of lightweight aluminium panels made to a building’s drawings. Walls, slabs, beams and staircases are cast together in a single pour, and the same set is then stripped and moved up to the next floor. It suits repetitive work such as residential towers, mass housing and commercial blocks.

Paam Group supplies aluminium formwork panels and the accessories that keep a kit running floor after floor: pins and wedges, flat wall ties, tie rods, sleeves, props, alignment adjusters, brackets and de-shuttering tools. Accessories are fabricated by our group company Adaptec Building Solutions in Hyderabad, in standard sizes or to your drawing, and supplied across India.

Components & Accessories

Our Aluminum Formwork System consists of robust and modular components, designed to interlock and align effortlessly:

Wall Panels

For vertical surfaces such as walls and lift cores.

Slab Panels

Designed for casting horizontal surfaces like slabs and soffits.

Beam Panels

For forming beams seamlessly with slabs.

Deck Props

Adjustable props for supporting slabs and beams.

Pins & Wedges

To lock panels tightly and ensure leak-proof joints.

Corner & Junction Panels

Special elements to handle corners and junction points.

Starter/Stopper Panels

Used to control the start or stop of casting.

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How Aluminium Formwork Works

  1. Made to the drawing. Panels are designed from the building’s shell drawing, then coded and numbered so every floor goes up the same way.
  2. Panels lock together. Wall panels (typically 600 × 2400 mm) and deck panels (typically 1200 × 600 mm) are joined edge to edge with stub pins and wedges through holes in their side rails.
  3. Ties sit in the joints. Flat wall ties pass between panels at the joints, never through a panel face. Panels on both faces of a wall share the same joint lines, so every tie runs straight through.
  4. Line, plumb and support. Bottom adjusters and turnbuckle props set the walls true, and deck props carry the slab.
  5. One pour. Walls and slab are concreted together.
  6. Strip, clean, lift. Panels come off with proper de-shuttering tools, ties are pulled, and the panels are cleaned, oiled and lifted to the next floor. With a practised crew, a floor typically takes a few days.

Aluminium Formwork Accessories We Supply

AccessoryWhat it does
Stub pins (50 mm, forged) and ribbed wedgesLock panels together at every joint
Long pins (127, 132 and 195 mm)Join panels with walers and special connections
Flat wall ties (3 mm, cut to wall thickness)Hold both wall faces against concrete pressure
Tie rods (16 mm), anchor nuts, DSR and DTRTie walers, thick walls and special sections
PVC sleeves, corrugated sleeves and PVC conesLet ties be pulled out cleanly after stripping
Bottom adjusters and turnbuckle propsAlign and plumb walls before the pour
Corner and custom walersStiffen corners, lift shafts and tall walls
Working platform, lift shaft and external staging bracketsSafe access, made to your drawing
Niche boxes, grooves and door spacersCast-in recesses and openings, so no chiselling later
Hole bari, panel puller and tie pullerStrip panels and ties without damaging the rails
Add-on panels in 6061-T6 aluminiumExtend or modify an existing kit

Send us a drawing or a sample and we will confirm size and rate. We also supply rebar couplers for column and wall splices, and FORMTEK shuttering oil, which stays effective on aluminium panels for about 3 days after application.

Advantage of Aluminium Formwork

Rapid Floor-to-Floor Casting

Achieve minimal cycle time with fast and efficient concrete pours

Structural Cost Savings

Reduce overall construction costs by up to 15% compared to traditional formwork systems.

Maximized Floor Area

Gain over 8% more usable floor space due to thinner walls and precision design.

Superior Structural Stability

Monolithic casting ensures long-term durability, rigidity, and earthquake resistance.

Reduced Labour Dependency

Simplified assembly and dismantling minimize the need for skilled labor.

Uniform Finish Across All Units

Consistent formwork design guarantees identical finishing throughout the building.

Easy Assembly & Reuse

Lightweight and modular components make on-site handling quick and hassle-free.

High Reusability

Each set can be reused up to 200 times, ensuring long-term return on investment.

Why Choose Our Aluminum Formwork?

Precision-Driven Design Approach

Every drawing goes through multiple-tier checks to ensure engineering accuracy and structural reliability.

Trusted Sourcing & Vendor Evaluation

Strict vendor screening processes and raw material traceability ensure consistent quality from the ground up.

Superior Grade Aluminum Materials

We use only 6061 T6 aluminum for extrusions and 5052 H32 grade for sheets — offering unmatched durability and strength.

Certified Welding & Materials Integrity

All welding consumables are 5356 (1.2mm) grade and conform to ISO 15607:2003 standards for secure joints and long life.

Advanced Manufacturing Processes

State-of-the-art automated machines ensure uniformity, tight tolerances, and faster turnaround.

Stringent Quality Checks

Our zero-tolerance policy includes multi-point inspections and random sampling to eliminate defects at every stage.

Is Aluminium Formwork Right for Your Project?

Aluminium formwork pays off through repetition. It works best when:

  • the building has many identical floors or units;
  • the design is frozen early, because panels are made to the drawing and a new set can take a few months to design and manufacture;
  • electrical and plumbing routes are planned before the panel design, since walls and slabs are cast together.

For low-rise, one-off or frequently changing designs, conventional formwork with film faced shuttering plywood is usually more economical. The Building Materials and Technology Promotion Council’s technology profile on monolithic aluminium formwork covers the same trade-offs.

Aluminium Formwork FAQs

Aluminium formwork is a system of lightweight aluminium panels made to a building’s drawings. Walls, slabs and beams are cast together in one pour, and the same set is reused floor after floor.

Mivan was an early brand of aluminium formwork system. In India the name is now widely used for aluminium formwork in general.

Stub pins and wedges, flat wall ties with sleeves, tie rods and anchor nuts, bottom adjusters and props, walers, brackets, niche boxes, and de-shuttering tools such as the panel puller and tie puller.

Use a release agent made for metal formwork. FORMTEK TRENN PLUS suits everyday work and stays effective on aluminium for about 3 days; TRENN PRO is for Class A and architectural finishes.

When a project has many repeated floors or units and the design is fixed early. For low-rise or one-off buildings, plywood formwork is usually more economical.

Yes. Send a drawing or sample; we confirm the size and rate, then fabricate, plate and deliver.

Planning a project with aluminium formwork?

Tell us your project, wall thicknesses and the accessories you need. Our team will confirm sizes and send a quote, or make parts to your drawing.