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Aluminium column formwork specifications vary by manufacturer, but generally include material (aluminum alloy 6061-T6 or similar), panel thicknesses (typically 4mm), standard panel sizes (e.g., 600mm x 1200mm, 600mm x 2400mm), and a safe working load (e.g., 60 kN/m²). Other considerations include the type of aluminum alloy used, the panel's weight (e.g., 22-25kg/sqm), and the system's reusability (300+ cycles). 

Formwork is a temporary or permanent mold used to shape fresh concrete into structural forms. It's made of face contact material and bearers that support the material. Formwork is used in concrete construction to create beams, columns, slabs, and shells. 

Aluminium slab formwork is a construction system using lightweight, reusable aluminum panels to create molds for concrete slabs. It offers speed, precision, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional methods, enabling faster construction cycles and a smooth concrete finish. This system is particularly useful for multi-story buildings, allowing for the simultaneous pouring of walls and slabs.