Aluminium Wall Form Systems
Modular aluminium wall panels with matched walers, ties and corner closures, engineered for repeated high-rise wall pours with tight dimensional control and clean concrete faces.
Panels Set
Walls Struck
Floors Cycled
Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited is an aluminium formwork specialist working from its office at Rm D06 3/F HOW MING FTY BLDG BLK D, 99 HOW MING ST, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong. The company designs, supplies and cycles aluminium wall and slab formwork systems for high-rise residential towers and podium structures across Kowloon and the New Territories, carrying every pour from the first layout drawing to the final striking sequence. Precisely planned panel schedules and disciplined site crews keep three-day floor cycles honest, repeatable and safe.
Aluminium Formwork, Built Around the Cycle
Fewer trades, faster floors, cleaner concrete. Aluminium wall and slab formwork rewards a contractor who understands the geometry of a building before the first panel leaves the yard. Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited treats the formwork as a system: panels, props, walers, tie hardware and striking sequence are planned together so that every floor repeats the same reliable rhythm. The result is a structure that rises on schedule, with tight finishes that need little patching and a workforce that always knows the next task.
Engineered Before Fabrication
Every project begins with a careful study of the structural drawings, the lift core layout and the typical floor plate. The team converts those drawings into panel layouts that minimise odd sizes, reduce crane picks and keep the heaviest units within safe handling limits for the site tower crane. Wall lines, slab soffits, beams and drop panels are all mapped before a single panel is cut.
This front-end work is the difference between a smooth cycle and a yard full of improvised fixes. When the layout is right, the panels arrive numbered, bundled and ready to fly.
Cycled, Not Just Supplied
Formwork is a repeating asset. Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited plans the full cycle: set, align, pour, cure and strike, then clean, oil and re-set on the floor above. Tracking how many times each panel and tie has been used lets the company replace wear items on schedule rather than on failure, keeping the concrete faces consistent from the first floor to the last.
See the full scope on the services page, where each discipline is set out in detail.
Panel Layout Drawings
Panel layout drawings are the working language of an aluminium system. Each sheet shows the wall elevation broken into numbered panels, the closing pieces at corners and openings, and the tie positions that hold the wall true under pour pressure. Shop-ready drawings mean the site crew can set a floor from the drawing alone, with no guessing and no waiting for a supervisor to resolve a conflict.
Striking Sequence Planning
Striking sequences protect the freshly poured concrete. Wall forms are struck only when the concrete has gained enough strength, and the sequence is written so that props, table forms and edge protection move in a fixed, safe order. A clear sequence also lets the crew begin the next floor sooner, because the release of one zone never blocks the setting of another.
Hire and Cycle Management
Formwork hire and cycle management gives developers a predictable cost line. Panels, props, slab tables and accessories are supplied on a hire basis with agreed cycle intervals, so the equipment spends its time on the building rather than in a warehouse. Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited tracks every dispatch and return against the programme.
Site Crews and Supervision
Site crews and supervision carry the plan onto the slab. Experienced aluminium formwork carpenters, working under a supervisor who knows the drawing set, set and strike the panels in the correct order, check plumb and level against the control lines, and keep the working platforms and edge protection in place. Skilled crews are what actually deliver a three-day floor.
The Panel Stack Yard
Six service bundles rest on two staggered timber sleeper rails in the yard, each banded with a jet orange strap and tagged with a timber wedge. This is how the work is stored and how the offer is set out: a bundle for every discipline, from the first layout drawing to the crew on the deck.
Slab Table Formwork
Flying slab tables and hand-set slab panels that carry the soffit of the floor plate, planned so tables can be re-used floor after floor with minimal re-making.
Panel Layout Drawings
Shop-ready layout sheets that break every wall elevation into numbered panels, set out tie positions and resolve corners, openings and closing pieces before fabrication.
READY TO STRIKEStriking Sequence Planning
Written and drawn sequences that govern when each zone is struck, so props and tables move in a fixed order and the fresh concrete is never overloaded.
Formwork Hire and Cycles
Panels, props, tables and accessories supplied on flexible hire with agreed cycle intervals, tracked from dispatch to return so the equipment keeps moving.
Site Crew and Supervision
Experienced aluminium formwork carpenters and a drawing-fluent supervisor who set, align and strike each floor to the plan, keeping the cycle honest and the deck safe.
D1Set
D2Pour
D3Cure
D4Strike
Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited opens its winter formwork hire slots for Kowloon high-rise cycles. Call +85244175776 to book a yard inspection and a cycle plan.
Why Aluminium Changes the Programme
Aluminium formwork is not simply a lighter version of timber. Its panels are factory-made to close tolerances, which means the wall thickness, the openings and the reveal lines repeat with little variation from floor to floor. Because the panels are light, a small crew can handle them with the tower crane and a few manual aids, reducing the dependency on heavy lifting and cutting the number of workers needed on the deck. Faster handling means faster setting, and a faster set means the pour can go in earlier in the day.
Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited combines the hardware with the planning that makes it pay. A well-made panel that is set in the wrong order costs as much time as a poor panel, so the layout drawings and the striking sequence are treated as production documents rather than site references. The company also standardises its hardware, so a wedge, a tie or a prop taken from one bundle works in another. Standardisation is invisible in a photograph but decisive in a programme.
- Numbered panels and bundled deliveries reduce search time on the deck.
- Written striking sequences protect green concrete and let zones overlap safely.
- Cycle tracking replaces wear items on schedule, not on failure.
- Light aluminium panels cut crane picks and manual handling risks.
- Repeatable geometry gives tight soffits and fewer patching hours.
Serving Kowloon and the New Territories
From the Kwun Tong office, crews and equipment move to residential towers, podium decks and institutional buildings across the territory. The How Ming Street base gives quick access to the Kowloon industrial belt, while the New Territories sites are served by planned dispatches that match the cycle programme. Whether the building is a slender tower or a wide podium, the same method applies: draw it, bundle it, set it, strike it, move up.
One Partner from Yard to Deck
Developers and main contractors work with Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited because the company controls the whole chain. The same team that prepares the layout drawings also manages the yard, dispatches the bundles and supervises the crews. That single line of responsibility removes the finger-pointing that appears when design, supply and installation sit with different firms, and it keeps the cycle promise realistic from the first meeting to the last floor.
How a Cycle Comes Together
STEP 01
Survey and Layout
Structural and architectural drawings are studied and turned into panel layouts, tie positions and a bill of materials.
STEP 02
Fabrication and Bundling
Panels are fabricated, numbered and bundled by floor and zone, then tagged with a wedge so the deck stays organised.
STEP 03
Set and Align
Crews set the wall and slab panels to the control lines, install props and ties, and check plumb and level before the pour.
STEP 04
Pour and Strike
Concrete is placed, allowed to cure, then struck in the planned sequence; panels are cleaned, oiled and cycled upward.
Plan Your Next Floor Cycle
Send us the typical floor plan and the target programme. Chun Jet Formwork Engineering Company Limited will return a panel layout, a striking sequence and a hire schedule that fits the cycle. Email support@chunjetformwork.buzz or call +85244175776.