The wave-dissipating block mold features an aesthetically pleasing design, with various shapes such as Tetrapod and Dolos. Operating the mold requires minimal time, and the wall thickness can be customized as desired. Not only the wall thickness, but also the shape and other aspects can be freely cut and adjusted to complete the overall construction work. The process is simple, and the number of uses is guaranteed without affecting the specific service life of the mold. The application of wave-dissipating steel molds is concentrated in coastal areas, especially places with extensive beach development. Their primary function is to buffer wave impact and protect the ecological balance along the coast. Therefore, typical Tetrapod-shaped concrete wave-dissipating blocks are relatively large in volume and bear significant concrete load-bearing capacity, making the processing requirements for the molds very stringent.
Wave-dissipating block molds come in a variety of styles, and their effectiveness varies in different environments. These molds are typically manufactured using steel plates, resulting in relatively large dimensions. Detailed common specifications: overall length 1200mm, width 1200mm, thickness 720mm. Four small foot dimensions: 336mm*336mm. Central block dimensions: 288mm*288mm.
We can customize according to customer requirements to meet the needs of different projects.