Steel clad wood, also known as steel wood keel, is widely used in building construction, bridge construction, office building, villa construction, underground garage and other construction projects. The traditional wooden blocks used can be replaced by steel and wooden keels, which have beautiful appearance, neat specifications, simple structure, sturdiness, and economic applicability. They are new building materials products to replace traditional wooden blocks.

In the past, wooden blocks were used in construction, resulting in a large amount of wood, high consumption, poor flatness, low turnover rate, damage to forests, and environmental pollution. Therefore, steel clad wood is born with the times, and the characteristics of steel clad wood require the use of mechanical equipment for the production of steel and wood keels, which conforms to the concepts of low carbon emissions and environmental protection. Steel clad wood is lightweight, small in size, and easy to transport. The appearance of steel clad wood should be flat, with clear edges and corners, and the cut should not affect the use of burrs and deformation. The galvanized layer has no defects such as peeling, bulging, peeling, corrosion, damage, black spots, and pits. The strength of steel clad wooden beams is more than three times that of traditional wooden beams, and the spacing between supports can be enlarged by about 30% -50% compared to regular wooden beams; Simultaneously assembling the mold is much faster than traditional wooden blocks.

Steel clad wood use: formwork support, light steel structure room, etc.

Advantages of steel clad wood: can be reused for 10 years, saving costs; Good flatness, high bearing pressure, no need for secondary plastering; Seven specifications, meeting various frame and frame shear structures; Steel clad wood does not need to be sawn off, and it has a long service life, saving labor costs and material waste; Beautiful and elegant, brightening the image.

In summary, steel clad wood is a type of steel backing, which is mechanically processed to combine wood and steel, making it lighter than pure steel backing.