Peri debuts new formwork system

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Peri Formwork Systems, Inc. has launched the Alpha Column, a new formwork solution that caters to various size ranges for wall, column and slab formwork.

peri formwork, peri, formwork, scaffolding Peri’s new formwork solution - the Alpha Column. (Photo: PERI Formwork Systems, Inc.)
peri formwork, peri, formwork, scaffolding Peri Formwork’s new Alpha Column system. (Photo: PERI Formwork Systems, Inc.)

“In response to the growing U.S. construction market, Peri USA has identified a surge in demand for user friendly formwork solutions that cater to expansive size ranges for wall, column, and slab formwork,” said Francisco Gonzalez, product manager at Peri USA . “As a result, our team is continuously pushing the envelope, always looking at ways to empower construction professionals to do their jobs more safely and efficiently. Alpha Column is the most recent example of that ongoing endeavor.”

The new imperial Alpha Column is a column system targeted to achieving tieless rectangular and square columns up to 36-inch by 36-inch. “The robust column system features integrated accessories that reduce material on site and increase safety during assembly,” according to Peri. 

“Alpha Column is truly optimized to be a cost-effective, competitive, efficient column system for use in the U.S. market,” said Gonzalez. “Peri’s dedication to the U.S. building, civil, and industry segments can be seen with continued innovation and targeted approach to the market.”

The new Alpha Column is available through Peri USA’s seven yard locations.

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