The steel frame provides the formwork with extremely high strength and rigidity, capable of withstanding the huge lateral pressure of the concrete, and is less likely to cause formwork expansion or running, thereby ensuring the dimensional accuracy, verticality and flatness of the concrete components.

Due to its high rigidity and tight joints, the surface of the poured concrete is smooth, flat and with distinct edges and corners, achieving the effect of fair-faced concrete and reducing the subsequent plastering process and cost.

Both the steel frame and the panel (especially the steel panel) are highly wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant. Under proper maintenance, the turnover usage times of steel frame formwork can reach hundreds or even thousands of times, which is much higher than that of traditional wooden formwork, and the long-term economic benefits are significant.