【Product News】The formwork beam material 'PERI GT24 Girder' offers high load-bearing capacity and rigidity.

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The "PERI GT 24 (formwork beam material)" has resolved the issue of material stability, which was the only drawback of wood, by constructing trusses using laminated timber. It maintains high precision without deformation over long periods and retains the advantages of wood, such as the ability to be nailed. Additionally, the use of the "ST system" improves workability by eliminating issues like warping found in steel beams at the beam support sections. Features of the PERI GT24 Girder (formwork beam material): ■ Maintains high precision over long periods ■ Lightweight at 5.9 kg/m, making it easy to handle ■ Formed from strong chord materials ■ Can be constructed by driving screws and nails since it is made of wood ■ High bending strength allows for work over large spans ■ Main materials are fixed with double tail joints at the connections of each truss beam **For more details, please check related products. We also hold "Product Assembly Experiences" and "System Formwork Study Sessions" at our stockyard, so please feel free to contact us. PERI Japan Co., Ltd.

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Formwork wooden beam material 'PERI GT24 Girder'
PERI GT 24 (formwork beam material) provides high load-bearing capacity and rigidity.

【Specifications】 ■Allowable shear stress: 28 kN* ■Allowable bending moment: 7 kNm* ■Allowable bending stress: 800 kN/m2 ■Weight: 5.9 kg/m (*Values at truss joints) *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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At Perry Japan, we conduct product exhibitions of system formwork, study sessions, assembly experiences, and product seminars based on the concept of "Listen, See, Touch/Ride, Assemble" to meet our customers' requests. 1. "Listen" to learn - Conducted in a presentation style using large monitors. - Our staff will provide product explanations. 2. "See" to learn - We always display actual formwork and climbing systems used on-site. - Our staff will explain the actual products and conduct Q&A sessions. 3. "Touch/Ride" to learn - You can actually touch the displayed items. - It is also possible to experience the hydraulic ascent of the climbing system while on the scaffolding. 4. "Assemble" to learn - You can experience assembly demonstrations and the assembly of system formwork conducted by our construction instructors.