How to Build Drainage Channels Fast with Slipform Concrete Technology

Slipform paving involves using a slipform paver, a machine that extrudes concrete into the desired shape without the need for traditional formwork. This method is commonly used for constructing continuous structures such as drainage channels, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, and even roadways. The machine moves slowly along the path, shaping the wet concrete into the desired cross-section, while a set of vibrators ensures proper compaction and alignment.

Slipform construction offers several advantages, including reduced labor costs, faster construction times, and a continuous and uniform finish.