
Mountain Disc (Mountain Plate)
Pressed mountain-type disc for spreading tie rod load on walers and panels.
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Mountain Disc (Mountain Plate)
A pressed steel plate with a mountain (wedge) profile that spreads the tie rod load across the waler and locks the assembly when tightened with a mountain nut. Common in wall and slab formwork.
Specifications
- Mountain (wedge) profile for clamping
- Spreads load on waler face
- Fits D15 / D20 tie rods
- Used with mountain nut
Prices are quoted based on product specifications, material/grade, quantity, destination and current market conditions. Contact us for the latest quotation.
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Technical Specifications
| Thread | D15 / D20 |
| Material | Q235 steel |
| Surface | Galvanized / black |
MaterialQ235 steel
Surface FinishGalvanized · Black
Rated LoadInquire
Unit WeightInquire
PackagingCartons on pallet · marked
Production Process
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| Grade | Notes |
|---|---|
| Q235 | Plain carbon steel. Economic option for light and medium formwork loads. Not heat treated. |
| 45# | Medium carbon steel. The standard formwork tie rod grade in China; quenchable to class 8.8. |
| 40Cr | Alloy steel. Higher hardenability and better fatigue performance than 45#; used where repeated reuse matters. |
| Class 10.9 bolt | Quenched and tempered alloy steel bolt used in the climbing cone set. Not electroplated without a documented baking cycle. |
| QT450-10 | Ductile (nodular) iron with 450 MPa tensile and 10% elongation. Used for sleeves and embedded plates where toughness and castability matter. |
| HRB400 | Hot-rolled ribbed bar (threaded steel) to Chinese standard. Used for embedded foot bolts; good bond with concrete. |
Applications
Procurement Guide
- Confirm tie rod diameter
- Order with mountain nuts as a matched set
Procurement Information
- OEM / Custom
- Own drawing or label welcome
- MOQ
- Trial orders OK · mixed SKU welcome
- Lead time
- Stock 3d · Custom 7-15d
- Packaging
- Seaworthy: pallet + strapping + waterproof
- Payment
- T/T · L/C at sight
- Incoterms
- FOB Tianjin · CIF · CFR · EXW

Technical FAQ
Mountain Disc (Mountain Plate) — Answers for Engineers and Buyers
Formwork tie rods are commonly produced from medium and high carbon steel in 8.8 and 10.9 property classes. For corrosion protection: hot-dip galvanizing gives the thickest coating and suits outdoor and marine exposure; Dacromet (zinc-flake) coating avoids hydrogen embrittlement and is preferred for high-strength grades; electro-galvanized is an economical option for general use; black oiled bar is used indoors or where the rod is recovered and reused quickly.

