Peri

MAXIMO MX 15
Panel Formwork
Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
Edition 03 | 2014
Content
Introduction B7 Stopend Formwork

Overview, Main Components 1 Stopend Panel MX 30 43
Intended Use 2 Timber and Filler Plywood 43
Misapplications 2 Stopend Panel MT / MTF 44
General Safety Instructions 3 B8 Extension Guidelines up to H = 8.10 m 46
System-Specific Safety Instructions 4
Additional Product Information 4 Standard Configuration MX 330
Care and Maintenance Instructions 5 C1 Panel Connections /
Tension and Compression Brace 48
General C2 90° Corners
A1 Storage and Transportation 6 with Inside Corner MXI...50/20 49
A2 Quick User Guide 8 C3 Panel Connections according to Corners 50
A3 Panel 10 C4 T-Junctions 90°
A4 Panel Connections with Inside Corner MXI...50/20 51
Alignment Coupler BFD H = 270 13 C5 Wall Offsets
Compensation Waler MAR 85 14 with Inside Corner MXI...50/20 52
A5 Tie Technology C6 Articulated Corners 75° up to 165° 56
Tie System MX 15 15 C7 Length Compensation
Tie System DW 17 Wall Thickness Compensator MX 58
Inclined Ties 18 Filler Profile TPP 58
Closing the Tie Points 19 C8 Stopend Formwork
A6 Push-Pull Props, Kickers Stopend Panel MX 30 59
Table 20 Timber and Filler Plywood 59
Assembly 21 C9 Extension Guidelines up to H = 7.20 m 60
A7 Working and Concreting Scaffolds
Concreting Platform 120/270 22 System Accessories
Scaffold Bracket TRG 25 D1 Magnet Cone MX 62
Anti-Fall Protection 27 D2 90° Corners
A8 Downward Extensions, with Inside Corner MXI...60 H = 270 / 330 64
horizontal up to H = 2.10 m 28 D3 T-Junctions 90°
A9 Parapets, Foundations, Beams with Inside Corner MXI...60 66
Tension and Compression Brace 29 D4 90° Corners
Foundation Strap / Foundation Tie Clamp 29 for large Wall Thicknesses H = 270 68
A10 Height Offsets 30 D5 Shaft Formwork 70
A11 Wall Connections D6 Sealing Replacement 80
Obtuse Wall Connection 30
Wall Connection Vertical / Horizontal 31 Components
Components 82
Standard Configuration MX 270
B1 90° Corners
with Inside Corner MXI...50/20 32
B2 Panel Connections according to Corners 33
B3 T-Junctions 90°
B4 Wall Offsets
B5 Articulated Corners 75° up to 165° 40
B6 Length Compensation
Wall Thickness Compensator MX 42
Filler Profile TPP 42
Key
Safety Instructions Important Visual Check Tip Load-bearing point
MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
Introduction
Overview, Main Components
B8
B5 B6
B3
A7
A5 A4 A3
A6
B1
B7
A3 Panel
A4 Panel Connection
A5 Anchor Points
A6 Push-Pull Props
A7 Working and Concreting Platform
B1 Corners
B3 T-Junctions
B5 Articulated Corners
B6 Length Compensation
B7 Stopend Formwork
B8 Height Extensions

1 Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration
Introduction
Intended Use
Product Description Technical Data
The MAXIMO wall formwork system is a – Panel heights:
panelised formwork for shuttering walls, 330, 270, 120, 90, 60 and 30 cm
foundations and other components – Panel widths:
made of concrete. 240, 120, 90, 60, 45 and 30 cm
– Flexible panel formwork made of
steel for residential and industrial Perm. fresh concrete pressure
construction projects. H = 270 cm
– Basic system with formwork height – 80 kN/m² Uniformly Distributed
H = 270 and H = 330. Load*, Line 7, Table 3, DIN 18202
– Neat tie and joint arrangement. – 67.5 kN/m² Triangular Load, Line 7,
– Centrally-positioned tie point for diffe- Table 3, DIN 18202
rent tie systems. Each tie point must
be used. Perm. fresh concrete pressure
– One-sided tie technology with spacing H = 330 cm
adjustment. – 80 kN/m² Uniformly Distributed
– Panel connections with BFD Align- Load*, Line 7, Table 3, DIN 18202
ment Coupler also in area of ties. – 82.5 kN/m² Triangular Load, Line 7,
– Rigid external corners for wall thick- Table 3, DIN 18202
nesses from 20 – 40 cm.
– Riveted plywood formlining. *With the use of Tie System DW 20 or
– Compatible with PERI TRIO. MX 18.
With the use of Tie System
DW 15 or MX 15: 60 kN/m².
Misapplications
General Changes to PERI components are not tained in the standard configuration.
The use in a way not intended, deviating permitted and represent a misapplica- For a better understanding, detailed
from the standard configuration or the tion with associated safety risks. illustrations are partly incomplete. The
intended use according to the Instruc- safety installations which have possibly
tions for Assembly and Use, represents The illustration on the front cover of these not been shown in these detailed
a misapplication with a potential safety instructions is understood to be a system descriptions must nevertheless be
risk. representation only. The structures available.
shown in these Instructions for Assembly
Only PERI original components may be and Use are examples and feature only
used. The use of other products and one component size. They are valid
spare parts represents a misapplication accordingly for all component sizes con-
with associated safety risks.

Introduction
Safety Instructions
General Components provided by the contractor During unfavourable weather conditions,
PERI products have been designed for must conform with the characteristics suitable precautions and measures are
exclusive use in the industrial and com- required in these Instructions for Assem- to be implemented in order to guarantee
mercial sectors only by suitably trained bly and Use as well as with all valid working safety and stability.
personnel. construction guidelines and standards.
In particular, the following applies if After exceptional events or long periods
These Instructions for Assembly and nothing else is specified: of downtime whereby the formwork or
Use serve as basis for the project-rela- – Timber components: Strength Class sub-structure was not used, the unit and
ted risk assessment and the instructions C24 for Solid Wood according to its components must be checked for
for the provision and use of the system EN 338. signs of damage as well as stability and
by the contractor (user). However, they – Scaffold tubes: galvanised steel functionality.
do not replace them. tubes with minimum dimensions
of Ø 48.3 x 3.2 mm according to The contractor (user) must ensure the
Materials and working areas are to be EN 12811-1:2003 4.2.1.2. stability throughout all phases of
inspected on a regular basis especially – Scaffold tube couplings according construction. He must ensure and verify
before each use and assembly, and to EN 74. that all occuring loads are safely trans-
checked for signs of damage as well as ferred.
stability and functionality. Damaged Deviations from the standard configura-
components must be replaced immedia- tion may only be carried out after a sepa- The contractor (user) has to provide safe
tely on site and may no longer be used. rate risk assessment has been com- working areas for site personnel which
pleted by the contractor (user). On this are to be reached through the provision
Safety instructions and permissible basis, appropriate measures for the wor- of safe access ways. Areas of risk must
loads must be observed at all times. king safety and stability are to be imple- be cordoned off and clearly marked.
mented. Hatches and openings on accessible
Remove safety components only when working areas must be kept closed during
they are no longer required or if the The contractor must ensure that the In- working operations.
official representative of the contractor structions for Assembly and Use provi-
gives instructions for this to take place. ded by PERI are available at all times for The contractor must ensure that the
the users and also ensure they are fully user fulfils the minimum requirements
For the application, inspection and repair understood. for personal protective equipment, e.g.:
of our products, the current safety regu- – safety gloves,
lations and guidelines must be observed – safety helmet,
in the respective countries where they – safety shoes.
are being used.
Storage and Transportation Use only suitable load-carrying equip- Residual Risks
Do not drop the components. ment to move the components as well The materials and components comply
as the designated load-bearing points. with the safety regulations which were
Store and transport components ensu- valid at the time of their being first made
ring that no unintentional change in their During the moving procedure, always available on the market. Nevertheless, a
position is possible. Detach lifting gear use a guide rope. residual risk cannot be ruled out in the
from the lowered units only if they are in case of exceptional circumstances.
a stable position and no unintentional Move components on clean, flat and
change is possible. sufficiently load-bearing surfaces only.
During the moving procedure, ensure Use original PERI storage and transport
that components are picked up and set systems, e.g. crate pallets, pallets or
down so that unintentional falling over, stacking devices.
falling apart, sliding or rolling is avoided.

Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Configuration 3
Introduction
Safety Instructions
System-Specific
Retract components only when the con-
crete has sufficiently hardened and the
person in charge has given the go-ahead
for striking to take place.
Anchoring is to take place only if the an-

chorage has sufficient concrete
strength.
Only use designated PERI lifting gear.
During striking, do not tear off the form-

work elements with the crane.
If a storm warning is given, additional

push-pull props are to be attached or
other bracing measures are to be carried
out along with implementing the details
contained in the PERI design tables.
Additional Product Information

– MAXIMO Poster
– MAXIMO Brochure
– Instructions for Use: Lifting Hook
MAXIMO 1.5 t
Lifting Gear Combi MX
Lifting Gear MX
Pallets and Stacking Devices
– PERI Design Tables

Introduction
Care and Maintenance Instructions

Formwork Box outs and built-in parts should be Steel brushes or hard metal scrapers
Regular cleaning and care is necessary fixed with double-headed nails. This ma- must not be used for cleaning powder-
in order to maintain the value and usabi- kes it easier to remove the nails later on coated elements or accessories. Such
lity of the formwork material in the long- and prevents damage to the formlining cleaning processes will destroy the high-
term. Additionally, some repair work to a large extent. quality powder coating.
may also be inevitable due to the tough
working conditions. The following points Any unneccessary anchor holes should Use spacers for reinforcement with
should help to keep care and mainte- be sealed with plugs. As a result, this large-area support or flat supports. This
nance costs as low as possible. eliminates subsequent cleaning or repair prevents indentations being created in
work. Anchor holes accidentally blocked the formlining by the load.
The elements (used or new) should be with concrete are freed by means of a
sprayed all over with PERI Bio Clean steel pin from the formlining side. Mechanical components, such as spind-
concrete release agent before every les or gear mechanisms, must be clea-
use. This makes it easier and quicker to When putting down bundles of rein- ned of dirt or concrete residue before
clean the formwork. The concrete re- forcement bars or other heavy objects and after use, and then greased with
lease agent should always be sprayed on horizontally-stored formwork ele- suitable lubricants.
on thinly and evenly! ments, suitable support items, e.g.
square timbers, are to be used. This pre-
Spray rear side of the formlining with vents indentations and damage being
water immediately after concreting. This caused to the formlining.
saves on time-consuming cleaning ope-
rations. If possible, concrete internal vibrators
are to be used with rubber caps. This re-
The formlining of the panels must be duces the risk of damage to the formli-
sprayed with the release agent immedi- ning if accidentally “inserting” the inter-
ately after striking if in continuous use. nal vibrator between the reinforcement
Only then cleaning can take place with a and formlining.
scraper, brush or rubber lip scraper. Im-
portant: do not clean plywood formlining The panels should not be treated with
with a high-pressure cleaner as this can concrete release agent immediately be-
lead to damage. fore transport due to safety reasons.

A1 Storage and Transportation
Follow Instructions for Use for PERI

pallets and stacking devices!
Manually-created transport units must
be correctly stacked and secured!
Transportation
PERI pallets and stacking devices are 1
suitable for lifting by crane or forklift. 1
They can also be moved with the PERI 1 4
1
Pallet Lifting Trolley.
All pallets and stacking devices can be
lifted using both the longitudinal and
front sides.
Stacking Device MX
Fig. A1.01
Only panels of the same size are to be
transported in one stack!
(Fig. A1.01)
Load-bearing capacity = 550 kg/sta-

cking device = 2.2 t/stack
Number of panels per stack

3
2 – 5 MAXIMO panels of one size with
all-round 6 cm edge profile.
Crane sling angle ≤ 45°

4-sling lifting gear L = 3.0 m.
(Fig. A1.01)
Stacking height
3 stacks, one on top of each other.
2
Transport of load Fig. A1.02 Fig. A1.03
Putting loads into the stacking device Panel removal

1. Place the first panel with the formli- Remove panel individually with locking
Always attach the 4-sling lifting gear ning facing downwards on the rectan- pins of the transport lifting gear.
using the four load-bearing points (1)! gular tube (2). (Fig. A1.02)
(Fig. A1.01) 2. Place the second panel with the form-
lining facing upwards in the stacking
device.
The vertical support plate (3) positions
the panel and allows safe transport of
the panels. (Fig. A1.03)
3. Place additional panels with the form-
lining facing upwards whereby the
MAXIMO stacking aids (4) are to be
used – 2 per longitudinal side - in order
to protect the formlining.

A1 Storage and Transportation
Stacking Aid MXI / MXA MXI MXA

for MAXIMO corners.
Inside Corner MXI 60. (Fig. A1.04a)
Outside Corners MXA 45, 35.
(Fig. A1.04b)
For left and right execution respectively.
Stacking Device Stacking Device L

L MXI MXA
Fig. A1.04a Fig. A1.04b
Stacking Device Stacking Device R

R MXI MXA
Stacking Aid MXI

for MAXIMO Inside Corners MXI 50/20.
Unit with four shaft corners: install Sta-
cking Aids only on the corners.
(Fig. A1.05)
Stacking Device MX Flat

for MAXIMO Shaft Corner MXSE.
Unit with four shaft corners: install
Stacking Aids only on the corners at the
bottom. (Fig. A1.06a + A1.06b)
Fig. A1.05
Unit with two shaft corners: install
Stacking Aids on the corners at the top
and bottom. (Fig. A1.07)
For Shaft Corner MXSE > 120, top panel
must be turned (not shown here).
Push back positioning waler for stacking
and secure.
Fig. A1.07
Fig. A1.06a Fig. A1.06b

A2 Quick User Guide
Working Steps
Assemble placing formwork
1. Swivel Nut of the tie point.
(Fig. A2.01)
2. Mount push-pull props. (Fig. A2.02)
- On the first panel: 2 push-pull-props.
- Second panel onwards: 1 push-pull
prop.
3. Transport to place of operation by Fig. A2.01
crane. (Fig. A2.03)
Secure panels against tipping over

and wind forces!
Detach lifting gear only when the
push-pull props are securely fixed! Fig. A2.02
Abb. A1.01
Fig. A2.03
Closing formwork with concreting

scaffold
1. Mount brackets to the horizontally-
positioned panel.
2. Install decking and guardrails.
(Fig. A2.04)
3. Transport to place of operation by
crane.
4. Install anchors.
Fig. A2.04
Detach lifting gear only when the top

anchor has been installed!
Forming from the external or internal

corner in the direction of the compensa-
tion.

A2 Quick User Guide
Concreting
From a secure working scaffold.
(Fig. A2.05)
Striking, moving
from the compensation to the corners
Concrete strength must be taken into

account!
Secure panels against tipping over
and wind forces!
Detach lifting gear only when the
push-pull props are securely fixed!
Fig. A2.05
Closing Formwork
1. Mount lifting hook on the panel and
attach to the crane lifting gear.
2. Remove ties.
3. Release panel connection.
4. Move panel, clean and transport to
place of operation by crane.
5. Connect panel, install anchors.
6. Release crane lifting gear.
Placing Formwork
1. Mount lifting hook on the panel and
attach to the crane lifting gear.
2. Release panel connection.
3. Release push-pull prop anchoring.
4. Release panel from the concrete, e.g.
with a stripping bar.
5. Move panel, clean and transport to
place of operation by crane.
6. Connect panel.
7. Install push-pull props.
8. Release crane lifting gear. (Fig. A2.06)
Fig. A2.06
Cleaning
with PERI Bio Clean and PERI spraying
equipment.
(Fig. A2.07)
Fig. A2.07

A3 Panel
240 120 90 60 45 30
30
60
90
120
Height [cm]
270 330

A3 Panel
Inside Outside MXM Inside Outside Articulated corners

Corner 50/20 Corner 45 60 Corner 60 Corner 35 Outside Inside

A3 Panel
Panel width 240 cm Panel width 120 cm

Do not use the positioning
strut for transporting with
10.3
the crane!
Do not use the positioning
strut as a climbing aid!
10.1 10.1
10.6
10.2
10.5
10.7
10.8
10.3
10.4
10.3 10.6
10.4
(10.1) Tie point with sealing

(10.2) Panel strut
(10.3) Connecting hole possibilities for
scaffold brackets, push-pull props
and other accessories
(10.4) Levering corner
(10.5) Positioning strut for positioning
the panel
(10.6) Transportation opening, e.g. for
stripping lever
(10.7) Frame
(10.8) Plywood

A4 Panel Connection
Alignment Coupler BFD

Areas of use:
– standard joint
– outside corners, inside corners,
see B1, D2, D3 20
– longitudinal compensation, see B6
– stopend formwork, see B7
– height extensions, see B8
Number of alignment couplers per

standard panel joint
2 BFD (20) with H = 2.70 m.
(Fig. A4.01)
Fig. A4.01
Assembly
1. Place wedge in upper end position.
2. Open sliding part. (Fig. A4.02)
3. Place BFD on panel strut.
4. Close sliding part.
5. Secure wedge. (Fig. A4.03)
The Alignment Coupler is now securely
in position.
Fig. A4.02
If the wedge head is on the sliding part,

Fig. A4.03
there is no clamping effect!
If so: release wedge, re-position the
sliding part and secure once again with
the hammer.
When securing the wedge, the following

effects occur due to the angle of the 1
frame profile:
1. Panels are flush.
2. Panels are aligned. 2
3. Panels are tightly connected.
(Fig. A4.04)
3
Fig. A4.04

A4 Panel Connection
Compensation Waler
MAR 85
The Compensation Waler MAR 85 (21)
has a triple function as a panel connec-
tion: to brace, align along with transfer-
ring forces.
Areas of use:
– length compensations: see B5
– corners with double Wall Thickness
Compensator WDA 21
– extensions at great heights, see B7
Assembly
1. Insert hook in the connecting holes of
the panel.
2. Tighten nut.
(Fig. A4.05)
Fig. A4.05
Utilisation
offset struts. (Fig. A4.06) 21
Fig. A4.06

A5 Tie Technology
Tie System MX 15
Perm. load of tie rod:
90 kN.
MX 15 Ties 15 – 25 WS 25
Tie for thin walls with thicknesses of 15, WS 24
17.5, 20, 22, 24 and 25 cm (30). WS 22
(Fig. A5.01) WS 20
WS 17,5
WS 15
30
Fig. A5.01
WS 30
MX 15 Ties 20 – 30
WS 25
Standard tie for wall thicknesses of
WS 24
20 – 30 cm (31).
WS 22
(Fig. A5.02)
WS 20
31
Fig. A5.02
WS 40
MX 15 Ties 30 – 40
WS 36
for wall thicknesses of 30 – 40 cm (32).
WS 35
(Fig. A5.03)
WS 30
32
Fig. A5.03

A5 Tie Technology
Tie System MX 15 10
oil
Assembly
Prepare placing formwork for initial use 33
1. Grease tie holes in Panel (10) and 33.1
sleeve of the Swivel Nut MX 15 (33).
(Fig. A5.04a)
33
2. Fix Swivel Nut MX 15 to the placing
formwork by means of the ring span-
ner (33.1). Use Tie Rod Spanner
MX 15 or scaffold ratchet!
(Fig. A5.04b) Fig. A5.04a Scaffold ratchet Fig. A5.04b
oil
Prepare ties
1. Mark out wall thickness with cotter
pin (30.1).
2. Turn Nut (30.2) to the cotter pin.
(Fig. A5.05) 30.1
3. Oil the Tie MX 15. 30.2 Fig. A5.05
Closing Formwork
Important: pay attention to the order!
4. Push Tie MX (30) through the tie hole
33
of the formwork and screw into the
Swivel Nut MX 15 (33).
5. Turn the Plate with the Ring Bolt so
that it can be fixed in position.
6. Screw in Tie MX 15 with the Tie Rod
Spanner MX 15 as far as possible, SW 19
30.3 30 30.3 30
SW 19. The Nut (30.2) is touching the 30.2
formwork.
7. Slightly tighten the Ring Bolt (30.3) by
means of the Tie Rod Spanner MX 15.
(Fig. A5.06)
Fig. A5.06 Fig. A5.07
Release ties
Important: pay attention to the order!
1. Release Ring Bolt (30.3) by means of
the Tie Rod Spanner MX 15. – Only use the Tie Rod Spanner MX 15 or
2. Screw out Tie MX 15 (30) with the Tie scaffold ratchet.
Rod Spanner MX 15. (Fig. A5.07) – Do not attach any extensions -tie damage.
– Do not use any damaged ties.
Before moving each time, tighten

Swivel Nut MX 15 with the Ring Bolt. Example:
Inside Corner MXI 50/20
Plug MXM 15 D = 18.3 mm,
Item no. 124895
Closing of tie holes in the formlining,
e.g. Multi-Purpose Panel MXM, Inside
Corner 50/20 and tie hole.

A5 Tie Technology
Tie System DW
Standard DW 15
Permissible load of the tie rod according
to DIN 18216: 90 kN.
34 36.1 35 37
Required components:
34 Tie Rod DW 15 1x
35 Spacer Tube DR 22 1x
36.1 Cone MX DR 22 2x
37 Wingnut Pivot Plate DW 15 2x
Fig. A5.08
(Fig. A5.08)
Closures
Plug MX Ø 17.5 – 22 mm
Visually-attractive closure of the tie point
in the concrete (Item no. 114300). Fig. A5.08a
(Fig. A5.08a)
Cone MX DR 22
Sealing the Spacer Tube DR 22 or
63
FZR 22. Fig. A5.08b

The Cone (Item no. 113018) covers the
MAXIMO sealing. (Fig. A5.08b)
DK Sealing Cone DW 15/55

(Item no. 031636)
Sealing the Spacer Tube DR 22 or
Fig. A5.08c
FZR 22. (Fig. A5.08c)
DW 20 34 36.2 35 38
For high formwork pressure
Permissible load of the tie rod according
to DIN 18216: 150 kN.
Required components:
34 Tie Rod DW 20 1x Fig. A5.09
35 Spacer Tube DR 28 1x
36.2 DK Sealing Cone DW 20/55 2x
38 Counterplate DW 20 2x
38 Wingnut DW 20 2x
(Fig. A5.09)
Alternative
Tie System MX 18.
39
Miscellaneous
Tie Rod Wrench (39) for operating the tie
point by one person from one side of
the formwork.
(Fig. A5.10) Fig. A5.10

A5 Tie Technology
Inclined Ties
– The conical tie hole allows inclined

anchoring of up to 4° on all sides.
(Fig. A5.11 + A5.15)
4° 4°
– Inclined anchoring is possible with
both vertically and horizontally-positi-
oned panels.
– Secure panel against lifting! Fig. A5.11
For the Tie MX 15 and Tie Rod DW 15,

there are other areas of application:
MX 15 Tie
Inclined on one side: max. 4°.

(Fig. A5.12)
Inclined on both sides: max. 2 x 4°.

(Fig. A5.13)
Height offset: max. 1 cm per 10 cm wall

thickness.
(Fig. A5.14)
Fig. A5.12 Fig. A5.13 Fig. A5.14

4° 4°
Fig. A5.15
Tie Rod DW 15
Inclined on one side: max. 4°.

(Fig. A5.16)
Inclined on both sides: max. 2 x 4°.

(Fig. A5.17)
Height offset: max. 1 cm per 10 cm wall

thickness.
(Fig. A5.18)
Fig. A5.16 Fig. A5.17 Fig. A5.18

A5 Tie Technology
Closing Tie Points MX 15-50 OF MX 15-50 MF MX 15-75 MF - L MX 15-75 MF - S
Sealing against pressing water and non-

pressing water for waterproof tie points
as well as fire and soundproof tie points.
There are three types of plugs: 90 91 91a 91b
1. Stopper MX 15-50 OF (90)

Against non-pressing water, fire and
sound.
Assembly
1. Pre-tension Stopper (90) 5 mm by pre-tension
means of allen key in order that it can
be pushed into the tie opening.
2. Insert stopper with allen key up to
length of stopper.
3. By inclining the allen key, overtwi-
sting of the stopper is prevented.
4. Tension the stopper with 10 Nm.
(Fig. A5.19)
2. Stopper MX 15-50 MF (91)

Against non-pressing water, fire and
sound.
3. Stopper MX 15-75 MF (91a) 10 Nm

Against pressing water, fire and sound.
MF – L for large tie hole diameters (91a).
MF – S for small tie hole diameters
(91b).
Fig. A5.19 Fig. A5.20

10 Nm
Assembly
1. If necessary, pre-tension Stoppers
(91/91a/91b) 5 mm with allen key.
2. Insert Stopper into the tie opening up
to the level of the flange.
Stoppers are not suitable for use in 3. Attach Stud Spanner MX.
aggressive water or similar, e.g. sewage 4. Tension the stopper with 10 Nm.
treatment plants! (Fig. A5.20)
Possible uses of the Stopper MX for tie points with special requirements
Stopper Sealing against water Soundproofing Fire resistant
Sealing against non-pressing Walls with sound protection function. Walls with Fire Resistance F90.
MX 15-50 OF water. Test report available. Test report available.
Plugs are on the water side. Plugs on one or both sides. Plugs on both sides.
Sealing against non-pressing Walls with sound protection function. Walls with Fire Resistance F90.
MX 15-50 MF water. Test report available. Test report available.
Waterproof components. Walls with sound protection function. Walls with Fire Resistance F90.
MX 15-75 MF - L
Test report available. Test report available. Test report available.
MX 15-75 MF- S

A6 Push-Pull Props, Kickers
Standard application
Formwork height h [m] System 1 Formwork height h [m] System 2

3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 11.00 12.00
Permissible width of influence [m] EBref 4.41 3.42 2.69 2.22 2.02 1.74 2.45 2.07 1.80 1.52
FRS1 11.5 11.5 11.5 11.5 11.5 11.5 11.5 11.0 11.5 11.5
actual push-pull prop load [kN]
FRS2 10.9 11.5 11.2 10.5
actual kicker load [kN] FAV 2.7 2.9 2.8 2.7 3.2 3.5 4.2 3.6 3.4 3.1
1 13.7 13.7 13.5 13.4 13.7 13.9 11.5 11.0 11.5 11.5
Base Plate
resulting force [kN]

2 14.2 14.3 13.7 12.8
1 52.4 51.1 51.1 51.1 49.4 48.2 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0
resulting angle of attack [°]
2 47.9 49.8 49.9 49.8
lifting force VWind [kN/m] 2.5 3.1 3.9 4.7 5.1 5.9 8.4 9.9 11.4 13.0
Distance of Base Plate from rear x1 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4 3.0 3.6 4.2 4.7 5.1 5.5
x=
edge of formwork [m] x2 2.6 2.6 2.8 3.0
Top connection point from top of y1 1.0 1.2 1.5 1.8 1.8 1.8 1.5 1.8 2.1 2.4
y=
formwork [m] y2 4.5 5.5 6.2 6.9
q(z=h) = qh [kN/m2] 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.61 0.64 0.66 0.69 0.71
Load assumptions: Note:

– Wind loads according to DIN 1055- Anti-lift off protection is provided if the
lifting force FA = 1,5 x VWind – 0.9 x G x
4:2005-03 w = q(z) x cp x g [kN/m²]
h>0
< Inland, Wind Load Zone 2 G = surface area weight of the form-
< Applied pressure coefficient cp = 1.8 work including platforms.
(see graphic, below)
< Formwork in vertical position on
System 2
ground
< Service life factor g = 0.6
< q(z) = peak velocity pressure
y1
< Inclination of the push-pull prop to

the horizontal 60°
< Values are characteristic values
y2
In the end area LE, the following cp System 1

Formwork height h
values or wind loads are assumed:

L/h ≤ 3: cp, End = 2.3*
y1
L/h = 5: cp, End = 2.9*

Reference height z
L/h ≥ 10: cp, End = 3.4*

F RS
Ground surface = 0
LE = length of end area (0.3 x h)

1
F RS
h = formwork height
h
L = formwork length
F RS
1
*intermediate values are interpolated

FAV FAV
Formwork ground plan 60° 60° 60°
1 2 1
cP = 1,8 x1 x2
cP,End cP,End x1
LE Standard area LE FA FA
L

A6 Push-Pull Props, Kickers
Brace Connector
Push-pull props and kickers are attached

to the panel with the Brace Connector.
Connecting to both horizontal and verti-
cal panel struts is possible.
(Fig. A6.01 + A6.02)
Assembly
1. Attach the Brace Connector (40) to
40
the panel strut so that the Hook Tie is
securely fixed in a connecting hole.
2. Tighten Brace Connector by means of
a Triple Wingnut.
Horizontal section (Fig. A6.01a)
Fig. A6.01 Fig. A6.01a
Vertical section (Fig. A6.02a)
Fig. A6.02 Fig. A6.02a
Push-Pull Props and Kickers

40
Assembly
1. Fix push-pull prop or kicker (41) to the
Connection Lugs by means of pins
and cotter pins.
(Fig. A6.03 + A6.03a) 41
2. Mount Base Plate (42), e.g. with PERI

Anchor Bolts 14/20x130. Fig. A6.03a
(Fig. A6.03b)
RS
Fig. A6.03 Fig. A6.03b

42

A7 Working and Concreting Scaffold
Concreting Platform 120/270

Pre-assembled Concreting Platform
120/270 (60). (Fig. A7.01)
61
Perm. working load: 1.5 kN/m², Load
Class 2.
Assembly
1. Fold up guardrails (61) and secure
with bolts (61.1). (Fig. A7.01)
2. Fold up Suspension Beam (62) until it
engages.
60
Fig. A7.01
61.1
The Sliding Sleeve (62.1) must be in
position above. 62.1
(Fig. A7.02)
62
62
Fig. A7.02
3. Attach 4-sling lifting gear to concre-

ting platform. (Fig. A7.03)
The suspension points (load-bearing

points) are coloured yellow.
Fig. A7.03


Assembly
4. Attach concreting platform to the top
edge of the formwork by means of
the Suspension Beams. Guide from
below using guide rope. (Fig. A7.04)
Example: H = 270
Fig. A7.04
62.2
5. Remove 4-sling lifting gear. The Retai-
ning Claw (62.2) grips the frame pro-
file and secures. (Fig. A7.05)
Visual check is carried out on the Retai-

ning Claw.
6. Attach side protection, e.g. End

Guardrail Frame 55.
RS
The concreting platfom must be dis-
mantled during temporary storage of the
element.
Fig. A7.05


Always place in an inclined position be-
fore moving with the crane!
Place guardrail in an inclined position

1. Remove securing pin and cotter pin
(61.1).
61.1
2. Guardrail frame is placed in an in-

clined position to the rear, max. 15°.
3. Install securing pins and secure with approx.
15°
cotter pins.
4. Guardrail frame is placed in an in-
clined position. (Fig. A7.06)
Fig. A7.06

Scaffold Brackets TRG 80

and TRG 120
A concreting scaffold is erected on the
formwork by means of the scaffold bra-
ckets.
(Fig. A7.07)
Example: H = 270
Technical Data:
Perm. working load: 1.5 kN/m², Load 80
Class 2. 63
120
Max. width of influence 1.35 m.
– Secure planking!
– Decking components and guard-
rails must be mounted securely in
position at all times.
With extended formwork units, the wor-

king scaffold is mounted as part of the
pre-assembly process.
Fig. A7.07

Scaffold Brackets TRG 80

and TRG 120
Assembly
1. Hook in Scaffold Brackets (63) into
the connecting holes of the panel. It
is possible to use both the horizontal 63
and vertical panel struts. (Fig. A7.08)
Visual check of the mounting bracket.

horizontal
vertical
Fig. A7.08
2. Install planking from below over the

complete width of the brackets and
secure in position.
3. Install guardrails and secure with
nails. 64
4. Attach side protection, e.g. FTF End
Guardrail Frame (64). (Fig. A7.09)
Fig. A7.09

Anti-fall protection
Required components: 66
65 Guardrail Post Holder TRIO 1x
66 Guardrail Post HSGP-2 1x
Mount guardrails on the side opposite to

65
the concreting scaffold. (Fig. A7.10)
Assembly is carried out horizontally. In
cases of vertical assembly from a safe
position use, for example, a mobile scaf-
fold.
Technical data:
Max. width of influence 1.35 m.
Fig. A7.10
Secure boards with nails!
– Assembly is only possible on vertical

struts!
– With extended formwork units, the
guardrails are mounted as part of the
pre-assembly process.
Assembly 66
1. Hook in Guardrail Post Holder TRIO
(65) into the connecting holes of the
panel. 65
2. Secure with cotter pins.
3. Insert Guardrail Post HSGP-2 (66).
4. Install guardrails and secure with
nails. (Fig. A7.11)
When erecting, make sure that the gu-

ardrails are not damaged by the lifting
gear.
Dismantling
Do not lay the formwork unit on the
Guardrail Post Holder TRIO.
Fig. A7.11

A8 Downward Extensions
Horizontal up to H = 2.10 m
Downward extension panels:
MX...30, MX...60, MX...90.
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 120
MX 270 x 120
(Fig. A8.01)
MAR 85
MAR 85
1,50 m
Note: install 4 Alignment Couplers BFD
as panel connections with Downward
Extension Panel MX 30.
(Fig. A8.01a)
MX 270 x 60
MX 270 x 60
30
30
Fig. A8.01a
MX 270 x 120
MX 270 x 120
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 120
MX 270 x 120
2,10 m
1,80 m
MAR 85
MAR 85
MAR 85
MAR 85
MAR 85
MAR 85
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 90
MX 270 x 60
MX 270 x 60
Fig. A8.01
Arrangement of the Alignment Coupler

BFD and Waler MAR 85
(Fig. A8.02)
90
1,50 m
60
Fig. A8.02

A9 Parapets, Foundations, Beams
Tension and Compression

Brace MX 15-40/MX 15-100
70.1
Up to H = 120 cm. 70
Perm. tension and compression force

9 kN.
Fig. A9.01a
– Wall thickness ≤ 40 cm: Tension and
max. 120 cm
Compression Brace MX 15-40 + m

MX 15 Tie. 0c
27
– Wall thickness ≤ 100 cm: Tension and
Compression Brace MX 15-100
+ Tie Rod DW 15, Wingnut Pivot
Plate.
– Adjust Tension and Compression Bra-
Fig. A9.01
ce for parapets H = 120 cm: wall
thickness + 5 mm.
Assembly
1. Brace Panel in the area of the tie
point by means of the Tension and
Compression Brace MX (72).
(Fig. A9.01 + A9.02)
2. To open, locking mechanism (70.1) is
pivoted forwards. (Fig. A9.01a)
Fig. A9.03
Alternative
Foundation Tie Clamp TRIO.
(Fig. A9.03)
Close open tie holes by means of Plugs,
Item no. 124895.
Fig. A9.02
71
Foundation Strap
The Foundation Strap (71) is intended to 72
be used for shuttering strip foundations
using the “windmill principle“.
Secure limiting board (72) with nails. 0c
m
(Fig. A9.04) . 24
m ax
Fig. A9.04
max. 100 cm

A10 Height Offsets
A11 Wall Connections
Height offset
With height offsets – and depending on
the offset – the Alignment Coupler BFD
is installed alternatively on the panel
struts of the right and left panels. With
height offsets – and depending on the
offset – the Alignment Coupler BFD is
installed alternatively on the panel struts
of the right and left panels.
(Fig. A10.01)
Fig. A10.01
Obtuse Wall Connection

MX 270 x 240
With MX 270 x 240 large panel.
MX 270 x 240
With Panel MX...x ≥ 60. MAR 85
> 60 120
> 60 120
MAR 85
With Panel MX...x ≥ 60.

(Fig. A11.01)
≤ 60
≤ 60
Fig. A11.01

A11 Wall Connections
With vertical and horizontal wall con-
120
120
nections, the MX Ties must be tightly
installed towards the wall connection
in the specified order.
Vertical Wall Connection

Order of tie installation
(Fig. A11.02)
270
270
Fig. A11.02
Horizontal wall connection Horizontal wall connection

Order of Tie Installation Section (Fig. A11.03c)
Plan view (Fig. A11.03a + A11.03b) Waler MAR 85 (21) installed below.
MAR 85
240 120
240 120
Fig. A11.03a MAR 85
MAR 85
240 120 120
240 120 120
Fig. A11.03b MAR 85 Fig. A11.03c

21
On the first panel joint, a Compensa-
tion Waler MAR 85 (21) must always
be mounted in the bottom area.
Exception: Panel b > 120 cm.

B1 Corners
90° Corners with Inside 12 20 10

Corner MXI...50/20
for wall thicknesses 15 – 40 cm 45 270x240 45 270x240 45 270x240
10 7,5 5
270x240 270x240 270x240
Consisting of:
50/20
50/20
50/20
– Outside Corner MXA...45 (12)
18
MXM 60
30
MXM 60
– Inside Corner MXI...50/20 (15) 15
5
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA
45
45
MX (18) or filler timber supplied by
5
5
contractor ≤10 cm 10
– Alignment Coupler BFD (20) 17,5
15 20
– Panel MXM...60 (16)
(Fig. B1.02a + B1.02b)
– Panel MX 270 x 240 (10) 45 270x240 45 270x240 45 270x240
5 10/11
0/1
Compensation 270x240
270x240 270x240
50/20
5
d = 25 + 40 cm: without compensation
50/20
0/1 10
50/20
30
30
d = 15, 17.5 cm: internal and external
30
0/1
compensation
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
d = 20 cm: internal compensation
d = 30 + 35 cm: external compensation
(Fig. B1.01) 24 30 35
25
36
Other heights: see MAXIMO poster. 16
45 MXM60 270x240
Alternative
Max. panel width between corner and 45 270x240
subsequent panel = MX...45 (17a).
50/20
45
(Example: Fig. B1.01a)

270x240
270x240
40 Fig. B1.01
45 45
45
50/20
30
17a
270x240
270x240
Fig. B1.01a
Inside Corner (Fig. B1.02a)

Outside Corner (Fig. B1.02b)
90° Corners with Inside Corner MXI 60,

see D2.
Fig. B1.02a Fig. B1.02b
MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork 270

B2 Panel Connections according to Corners
Panel connections MAR 85

with 90° corners, T-junctions, articulated
45 45 120 120
corners or wall offsets, these must be 5
strengthened at the next panel joint by
means of 1 Compensation Waler 45 120 120
5
MAR 85 (21). This applies to panels with
50/20
30
b ≤ 120. MAR 85
(Fig. B2.01a + B2.01b)
21
MAR 85 MAR 85
120
120
MAR 85 120 120 120 120
MAR 85
MAR 85 MAR 85
120
120
120
120
MAR 85
MAR 85
120
120
Fig. B2.01a Fig. B2.01b
With extensions, a second Compensation

Waler MAR 85 is required on the panel
joint. (Fig. B2.01c)
Fig. B2.01c
21

B3 T-Junctions
90° T-junctions with Inside 15

17,5
Corner MXI...50/20
for T-junctions 15 – 40 cm 10
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
15
Consists of
– Inside Corner MXI...50/20 (15)
270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240 270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240
– Panel MX...270 x 240 (10)
– Panel MX...60 / MXM 60 (16) 10 10 2,5
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA 270x240 45 60 270x240 270x240 45 60 270x240
contractor ≤10 cm 17a 18 16
Assembly 20
24
1. Form the T-junction with Inside Cor- 25
ner MXI 50/20 (15).
270x240
270x240
270x240
2. Form the straight wall opposite with 270x240

Panel MX 60 / MXM 60 (16).
3. Install compensation (18), depending
on the wall thickness. 270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240 270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240
(Fig. B3.01, B3.02a + B3.02b) 4/5
270x240 60 60 270x240 270x240 60 60 270x240
30 35
40
36
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240
270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240 270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240 270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240
10 10 5/6 10 10
270x240 60 60 270x240 270x240 60 MXM 60 270x240 270x240 60 MXM 60 270x240
Fig. B3.01
Alternative
Max. panel width at the T-junction bet-
ween the corner and subsequent panel
= MX...45 (17a). (Fig. B3.01a)
90° T-junctions with Inside Corners

MXI 60, see D3.
17a
45
45
270x240 50/20 50/20 270x240
10
270x240 60 60 270x240
Fig. B3.01a Fig. B3.02a Fig. B3.02b

B4 Wall Offsets
Wall Offsets
Wall offset ≤ 20 cm
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MXM...60 (16)
– Compensation Waler MAR 170 with 1
Hook Tie and Wingnut Pivot Plate (24)
– filler timber supplied by contractor
(18)
(Fig. B4.01a + B4.01b)
16 24 17
MAR 170
MXM 60
30
18
30
MXM 60
MAR 170 Fig. B4.01b
Fig. B4.01a
Wall Offset with Inside

Corner MXI...50/20
Wall offset 20 – 28 cm
Consists of:
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
– Compensation Waler MAR 170 (24)
– Filler timber supplied by contractor (18)
(Fig. B4.02a + B4.02b)
24 17a
MAR 170
15 21
MAR 85
45 45
18 50/20
50/20
Fig. B4.02b
45 45
MAR 85
MAR 170
Fig. B4.02a

B4 Wall Offsets
Wall Offset with Inside

Corner MXI...50/20
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
– Panel MXM...60 (16) with filler timber
(18) of 1 – 3 cm provided by contrac-
tor according to requirements
Hook Ties DW 15 and Wingnut Pivot
Plates (24)
– Stopend Tie MX (23a)
Fig. B4.03b Fig. B4.03c
– Filler timber supplied by
contractor (18)
(Fig. B4.03a, B4.03b + B4.03c)
24 17a 18 16
MAR 170
MXM 60
23a
18 15 21
45 30 MAR 85
23a
17
50/20
50/20
MAR 85
30
MXM 60
45
Fig. B4.03a
18
MAR 170
Consists of: 1 - 3 cm timber compensation
– Inside Corner MXI...50/20 (15) depending on the wall offset
(MXM hole pattern = 4 cm)
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
Plates (24)
Hook Tie DW 15 and Wingnut Pivot
Plate (21)
(Fig. B4.04a, B4.04b)
24 17a 18 21
MAR 170
MAR 85
15
45 30 21
30
17 MAR 85
18
50/20 50/20
30
MAR 85
30 45 Fig. B4.04b
MAR 85
Fig. B4.04a MAR 170

B4 Wall Offsets
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
Plates (24)
Hook Tie DW 15 (21)
(Fig. B4.05a, B4.05b)
24 17a
MAR 170
17
MAR 85
45 45 21 21 Fig. B4.05b
15
30
18 MAR 85
50/20
50/20
MAR 85
30
MAR 85
Fig. B4.05a 45 45
MAR 170
Wall offset 65 - 79 cm
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Compensation Waler MAR 170
with 1 Hook Tie DW 15 and Wingnut
Pivot Plate (24)
Pivot Plate (21)
(Fig. B4.06a + B4.06b)
24 17 12 21
MAR 170
MAR 85
30 45 15
21
18 MAR 85
50/20
MAR 85 50/20
MAR 85
45 30 Fig. B4.06b
MAR 170
Fig. B4.06a

24
17a
MAR 170 Fig. B4.07b
21
MAR 85
45 45
17a 21, 23b
45
18 15
50/20 MAR 85
MAR 85 50/20
45
MAR 85
45 45
Fig. B4.07a MAR 170

sub-divided into 95 – 109 cm
and 110 – 24 cm
Consisting of:
Offset 95 – 109
– Panel MX...30 (17)
Offset 110 – 124
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
– Compensation Waler MAR 170 24 17 (17a) 12
Pivot Plate (24) MAR 170
21
– Hook Tie DW 15 and Wingnut Pivot (45) 30 45
MAR 85
Plate (23b) Fig. B4.08b

– Filler timber supplied by
50/20
18 21, 23b
contractor (18)
17 15
30 (45)
(Fig. B4.08a + B4.08b)

30 (45)
MAR 85 MAR 85
MAR 85
50/20
45 30 (45)
Fig. B4.08a MAR 170
38
39
For obtuse angles from 75°

to 165°
(Fig. B5.03)
External formwork Internal formwork

Articulated Corner MXGA (19a). Articulated Corner MXGI (19b).
For 105°, 120°, 135°, 150°, 165° angles. For 120°, 150°, 165° angles:
Subsequent Panel MXM 60 (16). Subsequent Panel MX 45 (17a).
For 75° angles: For 75°, 105°, 135° angles:
Subsequent Panel MX 45 (17a) and MX Subsequent Panel MX 30 (17).
30 (17).
Example corner: 150°, Example corner: 150°,

outer view. (Fig. B5.01) inner view. (Fig. B5.02)
Fig. B5.01 Fig. B5.02
= panel strut

(Fig. B5.03)
Panel strut
MAR 85 105°
75°
30 19b 17 17
30
30
MAR 85
MXM
45
30 30
60
KH KH
45 30 MXM 60
SRU 122 MAR 85 MAR 85
19a 17a 17 16
Number per articulated side
External: 3 x BFD External: 3 x BFD
2 x SRU 122 2 x MAR 85
with Tie Yoke SKZ Internal: 2 x BFD
Internal: 2 x BFD offset arrangement offset arrangement
2 x MAR 85
120° 135°
10
45
17a 17
30 KH
MX
M
30
M
45
XM
60
KH
60
MAR 85 KH
10
MXM 60 MAR 85 MXM 60
16 MAR 85 16 MAR 85

2 x MAR 85 2 x MAR 85
Internal: 2 x BFD Internal: 2 x BFD
offset arrangement
150° 165°
MAR 85 17a
17a
45 MAR 85
45
45 45
MX
M
60 MXM KH
KH 60
MXM 60 MXM 60
MAR 85
16 MAR 85 16 MAR 85 MAR 85

2 x MAR 85 3 x MAR 85
2 x MAR 85

B6 Longitudinal Compensation
Length compensation up to 10 cm
with Wall Thickness Compensator MX.
50
20
No anchor required!
Length is compensated with Wall Thick-

ness Compensator MX or using timber
which has been cut to size (50). Note:
number and arrangement of the Align-
ment Couplers BFD (20).
(Fig. B6.01)
51 52
Fig. B6.01
Length compensation
from 10 to 36 cm
21
with TRIO Filler Profile TPP.
Consisting of:
– 2 x Filler Profile TPP (52)
– plywood filler 21 mm (51)
(Fig. B6.02)
When anchoring, ensure that the anchor

forces are transferred centrally through
the Compensation Waler MAR 85 (21) to
the adjacent panels.
(Fig. B6.03)
Installation (Fig. B6.04)
Fig. B6.02
max. 36 cm
Fig. B6.03 Fig. B6.04

B7 Stopend Formwork
Panel MX 30
as stopend panel (53) for wall thickness
30 cm.
(Fig. B7.01)
53
Fig. B7.01
Stopend formwork with timber and

plywood fillers
for walls of any thickness. (Fig. B7.02) A A
without
Panel MX 270 x 240 at the wall end
Connecting parts:
– Waler 85 or Compensation Waler
MAR 85 (22)
– Stopend Tie with Wingnut Pivot Plate B B
(23)
– Top Tie Bracket AH with tie set (54)
(Fig. B7.03)
22, 23
with
Panel MX 270 x 240 at the wall end, wit-
hout illustration.
Connecting parts: 54
– Waler 85 or Compensation Waler
MAR 85 (22)
– Stopend Tie with Wingnut Pivot Plate
(23) A -A B-B
The concrete pressure of the stopend

formwork is transferred to the MAXIMO
panels via the stopend ties and Waler
85. Fig. B7.02 Fig. B7.03

B7 Stopend Formwork
Stopend panel reinforcement without

Water Bar Installation MT
H = 270 and 120. (Fig. B7.04)
Consists of:
– 2 x Outside Pieces AT 3 (55) for ap-
prox. 2.5 cm concrete cover or 2 x
Outside Pieces AT 5 for approx. 5 cm
concrete cover
– 1 x Centre Piece MT (56)
(Fig. B7.05)
The rubber lip (55.1) allows a continuous

reinforcement thickness of 16 mm.
Concrete cover c: Fig. B7.04
c = d – b – Ø Reinforcement 16 mm 16 mm
2 55.1
56 55
c
Fig. B7.05
b
d
c
Assembly
1. Position primary formwork.
2. Fix Outside Piece AT (55) to the pri-
mary formwork by means of the Ali-
gnment Coupler BFD (20).
3. Install first row of reinforcement.
4. Position Centre Piece MT (56).
5. Install second row of reinforcement.
6. Fix Outside Piece AT to the primary
formwork with Alignment Coupler
BFD.
7. Position closing formwork and insert
Outer Piece AT into the Centre Piece
MTF.
(Fig. B7.06)
Fig. B7.06

B7 Stopend Formwork
Stopend panel reinforcement with

Water Bar Installation MTF
H = 270 and 120. (Fig. B7.07)
Consists of:
– 2 x Outside Pieces AT 3 for approx.
2.5 cm concrete cover or 2 x AT 5 for
approx. 5 cm concrete cover 2.5 cm
concrete cover or 2 x Outside Pieces
AT 5 for approx. 5 cm concrete cover
– 1 x Centre Piece MTF (57)
(Fig. B7.08)
The rubber lip allows a continuous

reinforcement thickness of 16 mm.
Concrete cover c:
c = d – b – Ø Reinforcement Fig. B7.07
2
16 mm 16 mm
c
d
c
57
Fig. B7.08 Fig. B7.09

Assembly
1. Position primary formwork.
2. Fix Outside Piece AT (55) to the
primary formwork by means of the
Alignment Coupler BFD (20).
3. Install first row of reinforcement. Wall thickness d [cm]
4. Position Centre Piece MTF (57) and b Concrete cover approx. 25 mm Concrete cover approx. 50 mm
install water bar. H = 2.70 m [mm] 20 24/25 30 35 24/25 30 35 40
5. Install second row of reinforcement. AT 270x3 – 2 2 2 2
6. Fix Outer Piece AT on the closing AT 270x5 – 2 2 2 2
formwork with Alignment Coupler BFD. without water bar without water bar
7. Position closing formwork and insert MT 270x20 118 1 1
Outer Piece AT into the Centre Piece MT 270x24/25 158 1 1
MT 270x30 218 1 1
MTF.
MT 270x35/36 268 1 1
(Fig. B7.09) with water bar with water bar
MTF 270x20 118 1 1
Stopend panel reinforcement with MTF 270x24/25 158 1 1
expandable water bar MTF 270x30 218 1 1
MTF 270x35/36 268 1 1
Consists of:
– 2 x Outside Pieces AT (55) H = 1.20 m
AT 120x3 – 2 2 2 2
– 1 x Centre Piece MTF (57) AT 120x5 – 2 2 2 2
– Filler plates (51) supplied by the without water bar without water bar
contractor MT 120x20 118 1 1
MT 120x24/25 158 1 1
55 MT 120x30 218 1 1
51 MT 120x35/36 268 1 1
57 with water bar with water bar
MTF 120x20 118 1 1
MTF 120x24/25 158 1 1
20 MTF 120x30 218 1 1
MTF 120x35/36 268 1 1

A8 Extension Guidelines
Extension guidelines for MX 270 x MX 270 x MX 270 x 240

horizontal pre-assembly 30 / 45 / 60 90 / 120
up to H = 5.40 m
270
– Take into account permissible load-
bearing capacity of 1.5 t and crane
capacity!
Consider: Instructions for Use for
the MAXIMO Lifting Hook! 20
≤ 540
– The Swivel Nut of the anchor point
must also be mounted on the pla-
cing formwork!
For extension possibilities, number and

arrangement of Alignment Couplers
BFD, Compensation Walers TAR 85 and
formwork ties, see MAXIMO poster.
Panel connections
Fig. B8.01
With one or more horizontal panel joints,
always install Alignment Couplers BFD
(20).
(Fig. B8.01)
Assembly
1. The assembly surface must be level.
2. Place timbers or planks in position as
support.
3. Pre-assemble extension units in a ho-
rizontal position, with the formlining
480
facing downwards.
270
Erection with the crane

(Fig. B8.02)
Fig. B8.02

A8 Extension Guidelines
Extension guidelines for MX 270 x MX 270 x 240

horizontal pre-assembly 60 / 90 / 120
up to H = 8.10 m
270
≤ 120
capacity!
20
≥ 120
the MAXIMO Lifting Hook!
– The Swivel Nut of the anchor point 21
cing formwork!
Panel connection
For extension units H > 5.40 m, Align-
ment Couplers BFD (20) and Compensa-
≤ 810
tion Walers MAR 85 (21) are to be used
on panel joints.
(Fig. B8.03)
Assembly
support.
3. Pre-assemble extension units in a ho-
rizontal position, with the formlining 240
facing downwards.
Fig. B8.03

Extension units can be erected with the
crane up to a height H = 8.10 m with
additional bracing.
(Fig. B8.04)
Fig. B8.04

C1 Panel Connections / Tension and
Compression Brace
Alignment Coupler BFD

Areas of use:
– standard panel joint
– outside corners, inside corners: see
C2, D2
– length compensation: see C7
– stopend formwork: see C8
– height extensions: see C9
Number of alignment couplers per

standard panel joint
3 BFD (20) with H = 3.30 m (Fig. C1.01)
Fig. C1.01 20
Tension and Compression

Brace MX 70
Max. anchor compressive force 9 kN.

Max. wall thickness d = 40 cm with 70.1
Tie MX 15.
For a 3.30 m concreting height, the top

Fig. C1.02a
anchor is not required if a Tension and
Compression Brace MX 15 – 40 is used.
Assembly
1. Brace panel in the area of the tie point
by means of the Tension and Com-
pression Brace (70). (Fig. C1.02)
2. To open, locking mechanism (70.1) is
pivoted forwards. (Fig. C1.02a)
3. Close open tie holes by means of
Plugs, Item no. 124895.
Fig. C1.02

C2 Corners
12 20 10
90° Corners with Inside 45 330x240 45 330x240

45 330x240
Corner MXI...50/20 10 7,5 5
for wall thicknesses 15 – 40 cm 330x240 330x240 330x240
50/20
50/20
50/20
18
MXM 60
Consists of:
MXM 60
30
– Outside Corner MXA...45 (12) 15
5
45
45
5
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA MX
5
10
or filler timber supplied by contractor
17,5
≤10 cm (18) 15 20
– Panel MXM...60 (16)
45 330x240 45 330x240 45 330x240
– Alignment Coupler BFD (20)
5 10/11
(Fig. C2.02a + C2.02b) 0/1
– Panel MX 330 x 240 (10) 330x240
50/20 330x240 330x240
50/20
0/1 10
50/20
30
30
30
Compensations
0/1
d = 25 + 40 cm: without compensation

330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
d = 15 + 17.5 cm: internal and external
compensation
d = 20 cm: internal compensation 24 30 35
d = 30 + 35 cm: external compensation 25
36
(Fig. C2.01) 16
45 MXM60 330x240
45 330x240
50/20
Alternative
45
Max. panel width between corner and

subsequent panel = MX...45 (17a).
330x240
330x240
(Example: Fig. C2.01a)

Fig. C2.01
40
45 45
45
50/20
30
17a
330x240
330x240
Fig. C2.01a
Inside Corner (Fig. C2.02a)

Outside Corner (Fig. C2.02b)
Fig. C2.02a Fig. C2.02b

C3 Panel Connections according to Corners
MAR 85
Panel Connections
with 90° corners, T-junctions, articulated 45 45 120 120
corners or wall offsets, these must be 5
strengthened on the next panel joint by
45 120 120
means of 2 Compensation Waler MAR
50/20
85 (21). This applies to panels with
30
MAR 85
b ≤ 120.
(Fig. C3.01a + C3.01b) 21
MAR 85 MAR 85
120
120
120 120 120 120
MAR 85
MAR 85 MAR 85 MAR 85
120
120
120
120
MAR 85
MAR 85
120
120
Fig. C3.01a Fig. C3.01b
For extensions, a third Compensation

Waler MAR 85 is required on the panel
joint.
(Fig. C3.01c)
Fig. C3.01c

C4 T-Junctions
17,5
90° T-junctions with Inside 15
Corners MXI...50/20 10
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
for T-junctions 15 – 40 cm
15
Consists of:
– Inside Corner MXI...50/20 (15) 330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240 330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240
– Panel MX 330 x 240 (10)
10 10 2,5
– Panel MX...60 / MXM 60 (16) 330x240 60 330x240
45 330x240 45 60 330x240
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA MX
(18) or filler timber supplied by con- 17a 16
18
tractor ≤10 cm
20 24
Assembly 25
1. Form the T-junction using the Inside 10 / 17a
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
Corner MX 50/20 (15).
2. Form the straight wall opposite with
Panel MX 60 / MXM 60 (16).
330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240 330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240
3. Install compensation (18), depending
on the wall thickness. (Fig. C4.01, 4/5
C4.02a + C4.02b) 330x240 60 60 330x240 330x240 60 60 330x240
35
30 40
36
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240
330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240 330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240 330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240
10 10 5/6 10 10
330x240 60 60 330x240 330x240 60 MXM 60 330x240 330x240 60 MXM 60 330x240
Fig. C4.01
Alternative
Max. panel width at the T-junction bet-
ween the corner and subsequent panel
= MX...45 (17a). (Fig. C4.01a) Fig. C4.02a Fig. C4.02b
17a
45
45
330x240 50/20 50/20 330x240
10
330x240 60 60 330x240
Fig. C4.01a

C5 Wall Offsets
Wall Offsets
Wall offset ≤ 20 cm
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MXM...60 (16)
Hook Tie and Wingnut Pivot Plate (24)
(Fig. C5.01a + C5.01b)
16 24 17
MAR 170
MXM 60
30
18
30
MXM 60
MAR 170 Fig. C5.01b

Fig. C5.01a
Wall offset with Inside Cor-

ner MXI...50/20
Consists of:
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
(Fig. C5.02a + C5.02b)
24 17a
MAR 170 15 21
MAR 85
45 45
18 50/20
50/20
MAR 85 45 45
Fig. C5.02b
MAR 170
Fig. C5.02a

C5 Wall Offsets
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
– Panel MXM...60 (16) with filler timber
(18) of 1-3 cm provided by contractor
according to requirements
Plate (24)
– Stopend Tie MX (23a)
(Fig. C5.03a, C5.03b + C5.03c)
Fig. C5.03b Fig. C5.03c
24 17a 18 16
23a MAR 170 23a
MXM 60
18 15 21
45 30 MAR 85
17
50/20
50/20
MAR 85
MXM 60
30 45
Fig. C5.03a
18
MAR 170
1 – 3 cm timber compensation
Wall offset 38 – 50 cm depending on the wall offset
(MXM hole pattern = 4 cm)
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
Plate (24)
Plate (21)
24 17a 18 21
(Fig. C5.04a, C5.04b)
MAR 85
MAR 170
15 21
45 30
30
MAR 85
17
50/20 18 50/20
MAR 85
MAR 85
30
30 45 Fig. C5.04b
Fig. C5.04a
MAR 170

C5 Wall Offsets
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
Plates (24)
Plate (21)
(Fig. C5.05a, C5.05b)
24 17a 17 21
MAR 85
MAR 170
45 45 15 21
MAR 85
30
18
50/20
Fig. C5.05b
50/20
MAR 85
MAR 85
30
Fig. C5.05a 45 45
MAR 170
Consists of:
– Panel MX...30 (17)
Pivot Plate (24)
Pivot Plate (21)
(Fig. C5.06a + C5.06b)
24 17 12 21
MAR 170
MAR 85
30 45
15 21
18 MAR 85
50/20 Fig. C5.06b
MAR 85 50/20
MAR 85
Fig. C5.06a
45 30
MAR 170

C5 Wall Offsets
Consists of:
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
with 2 Hook Ties DW 15 and Wingnut
Pivot Plate (24)
– Hook Tie DW 15 and Wingnut Pivot
Plate (23b)
(Fig. C5.07a + C5.07b)
24 17a 17a
MAR 170
45 45 MAR 85 21
15 21, 23b
45
18
50/20 MAR 85
Fig. C5.07b
MAR 85 50/20
MAR 85
45
Fig. C5.07a
45 45
MAR 170
Wall offset 95 – 124 cm sub-divided

into 95 – 109 cm and 110 – 124 cm
Consists of:
Offset 95 – 109
– Panel MX...30 (17)
Offset 110 -124
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
Pivot Plate (24)
– Hook Tie DW 15 (23b)
– Filler timber supplied by contractor (18) 24 17 12
(Fig. C5.08a + C5.08b) MAR 170
21
30 45
MAR 85
50/20 18
15 21, 23b
30
MAR 85 MAR 85
MAR 85
30
Fig. C5.08b
17 50/20
Fig. C5.08a
45 30
MAR 170

C6 Articulated Corners
For obtuse angles from

75° to 165°
(Fig. C6.03)
External formwork Internal formwork

Articulated Corner MXGA (19a). Articulated Corner MXGI (19b).
For 105°, 120°, 135°, 150°, 165° angles. For 120°, 150°, 165° angles:
Subsequent Panel MXM 60 (16). Subsequent Panel MX 45 (17a).
For 75° angles: For 75°, 105°, 135° angles:
Subsequent Panel MX 45 (17a) and MX Subsequent Panel MX 30 (17).
30 (17).
Example corner: 150°, Example corner: 150°,

outer view. (Fig. C6.01) inner view. (Fig. C6.02)
Fig. C6.01 Fig. C6.02
= panel strut
Outside panel
Panel strut : no BFD required on sub-
sequent panel.

C6 Articulated Corners
(Fig. C6.03)
= panel strut
MAR 85
105°
75°
17
30
30
19b 17
30
MAR 85
60
MXM
45
30 30
KH KH
45 30 MXM 60
MAR 85
SRU 122 MAR 85
19a 17a 17 16
Number per articulated side
3 x SRU 122 3 x MAR 85
Internal: 3 x BFD offset arrangement Internal: 3 x BFD
3 x MAR 85 offset arrangement
120° 135°
17a 17
10
45
30 KH
MX
M
45 30
XM
60
MAR 85 KH
60
KH
10
MXM 60 MXM 60
16
MAR 85 MAR 85 MAR 85
16
3 x MAR 85 3 x MAR 85
offset arrangement
150° 165°
17a MAR 85 17a

45 MAR 85
45
45 45
MX
M
60 KH MXM KH
60
MAR 85 MXM 60 MXM 60
16 MAR 85 MAR 85 MAR 85
16
3 x MAR 85 3 x MAR 85
3 x MAR 85

C7 Length Compensation
Length compensation up to 10 cm 50
with Wall Thickness Compensator MX.
20
No anchor required!
Length is compensated with Wall Thick-

ness Compensator MX or using timber
which has been cut to size (50).
Note: number and arrangement of the
Alignment Couplers BFD (20).
(Fig. C7.01)
51 52
Fig. C7.01
Length compensation from 20 to 36 cm

with TRIO Filler Profile TPP. 21
Consists of:
– 2 x Filler Profile TPP (52)
– plywood filler 21 mm (51)
(Fig. C7.02)
When anchoring, ensure that the anchor

forces are transferred centrally through
the Compensation Waler MAR 85 (21) to
the adjacent panels.
(Fig. C7.03)
Installation. (Fig. C7.04)
Fig. C7.02
max. 36 cm
Fig. C7.03 Fig. C7.04

C8 Stopend Formwork
Panel MX 30
as stopend panel (53) for wall thickness
30 cm. 53
(Fig. C8.01)
Fig. C8.01
Stopend formwork with timber and

plywood fillers 54
for walls of any thickness. (Fig. C8.02)
without
Panel MX 330 x 240 at the wall end.
Connecting parts:
22, 23
– Waler 85 (22)
(23)
B B
– Top Tie Bracket AH with tie set (54)
(Fig. C8.03)
with
Panel MX 330 x 240 at the wall end, A A
without illustration.
Connecting parts:
– Waler 85 (22)
(23)
The concrete pressure of the stopend A -A B-B

formwork is transferred to the MAXIMO
panels via the stopend ties and Waler
85.
Fig. C8.02 Fig. C8.03

C9 Extension Guidelines
Extension guidelines for MX 330 x MX 330 x 240

horizontal pre-assembly 60 / 90 / 120
up to H = 6.60 m

330
capacity!
the MAXIMO Lifting Hook! 20
cing formwork!
≤ 660
540
For extension possibilities, number and 20
21
330
formwork ties, see TRIO poster.
Panel connections
ment Couplers BFD (20) and Compensa-
on panel joints.
(Fig. C9.01)
Fig. C9.01
Assembly
support.
3. Pre-assemble extension units in a hori-
zontal position, with the formlining fa-
cing downwards.

(Fig. C9.02)
Fig. C9.02

C9 Extension Guidelines
Extension guidelines for MX 330 x 240

horizontal pre-assembly
up to H = 7.20 m

capacity!
the MAXIMO Lifting Hook!
cing formwork!
20
720
For extension possibilities, number and
formwork ties, see TRIO poster.
Panel connections
ment Couplers BFD (20) and Compensa- 21
on panel joints.
(Fig. C9.03)
Assembly
2. Place timbers or planks in position as Fig. C9.03
support. 330
3. Pre-assemble extension units in a hori-
zontal position, with the formlining fa-
cing downwards.
≤ 120

Extension units can be erected with the
crane up to a height H = 7.20 m with ad-
ditional bracing.
(Fig. C9.04)
600
240
Fig. C9.04

D1 Magnet Cone MX
Magnet Cone MX 15-55
Before installing the Magnet Cone MX,

the following is to be taken into conside-
ration:
– Completely submerge the magnetic
cone in a release agent and allow to
drain off
– Ensure the contact surfaces of the 36.3
magnet are clean
Installation
The Magnet Cone MX (36.3) can be
used one-sided or both sides without a
sleeve. It is held in position on the an-
chor point with magnets.
Examples
Installation on one side Fig. D1.01a Fig. D1.01b
(Fig. D1.01a)
Installation on both sides

(Fig. D1.01b)
Removal
Dismantling with the Magnet Cone
Spanner MX 15, Item no. 114797.
The dismantling procedure is the same 36.4
for all Magnet Cones.
Removing the concrete slurry in the

Magnet Cone
(shortly after striking) Fig. D1.02a Fig. D1.02b
1. Free up the hole using the pointed
side of the wrench (36.4). Insert
wrench as straight as possible and
turn in the hole (no illustration).
2. Free up elongated holes by inserting
wrench at an angle.
(Fig. D1.02 + D1.02b)
Remove Cone
1. Insert tube supports with wings into
the cleaned openings.
2. Screw out the Magnet Cone MX.
(Fig. D1.02c + D1.02d)
Fig. D1.02c Fig. D1.02d

D1 Magnet Cone MX
Magnet Cone MX 15-55

Item no. 112937.
(Fig. D1.03)
Fig. D1.03
Closing the cone openings

The PERI “DK / SK System” tie techno-
logy can be used for special require-
ments such as architectural concrete or
waterproof walls – see also “PERI Tie
Technology” brochure.
Examples
Smooth surface with DK Concrete Cone
UNI 58/52, Item no. 031643.
(Fig. D1.04)
Fig. D1.04
9 mm
Recessed surface with DK Concrete

Cone DW 15/58-30, Item No. 031642.
(Fig. D1.05)
Fig. D1.05
7 mm
Shadow joint with DK Concrete Cone

Architectural Concrete DW 15/58-52,
Item no. 031641.
7 mm
(Fig. D1.06)
Fig. D1.06

D2 Inside Corner MXI 60
90° Corners with 11 18 20 10

Inside Corner MXI...60 270/330x240 35 30
35 30
for wall thicknesses 15 – 30 cm 2,5 7,5 5 7,5
H = 270 + 330 60 270/330x240 60
2,5
5
30
30
Consists of: 14
7,5
7,5
270/330x240
270/330x240
– Inside Corner MXI...60 (14)
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA 10
contractor ≤10 cm 15
– Alignment Coupler BFD (20) 17,5
– Panel MX 270 x 240 or 330 x 240 (10)
35 45 35 45 35 45
4/5 10
Compensations
60 60
d = 20 cm: without compensation
4/5
60
10
d > 20 cm: external compensation
45
45
45
d < 20 cm: external compensation
(Fig. D2.01)
20 24
25
Fig. D2.01 30
For wall thicknesses 30 – 40 cm 12 20 10 18
Consists of: 45 45 270/330x240 45 45 45 45

5/6 10
– Inside Corner MXI...60 (14) 60 270/330x240 60
5/6

10
45

45
14
45
contractor ≤10 cm
270/330x240
270/330x240
– Alignment Coupler BFD (20)

– Panel MX 270 x 240 or 330 x 240 (10)
Compensations 35
30
d = 30 cm: without compensation 36 40
d > 30 cm: external compensation Fig. D2.02
(Fig. D2.02)

D2 Inside Corner MXI 60
Example with Outside Corner

MXA 270 x 45
(Fig. D2.03a + D2.03b)
Fig. D2.03a Fig. D2.03b
Example with Outside Corner MXA

330 x 45
(Fig. D2.04a + D2.04b)

D3 T-Junctions
90° T-junctions with

Inside Corner MXI...60
for T-junctions 20 – 40 cm
H = 270 +330
Consists of
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
– Panel MX...45 (17a) or 60 (16) depen-
ding on the wall thickness
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA
(18) or filler timber supplied by con-
tractor ≤10 cm
For other heights, see Extensions or po-
ster.
Compensations 17,5
15 20
d = 30 cm: without compensation
d > 30 cm: compensation outside
d < 30 cm: compensation outside
14
Assembly 60 60 60 60 60 60
1. Form T-junction with Inside Corner
MXI 60 (14). (Fig. D3.03) 2,5 5
45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
2. Form the straight wall opposite with
Panel MX 45 (17a) or 60 (16).
17a 24 18
3. Install one Panel MX 45 (17a) respec-
tively on the right and left. 24
30
4. Install compensation (18), depending 25
on the wall thickness. (Fig. D3.01)
5. Fix Compensation Waler MAR 170
(24) on the straight wall centrically to
the T-junction. (Fig. D3.02 + D3.04)
Attach the double hook to the middle 60 60 60 60
drilled holes. (Fig. D3.02a)
9/10
With two compensations (WDA): one 45 45 45 45 60 45
WDA right and left of the panel respec-
tively. 16
35
40
36
60 60 60 60
5/6 10
45 60 45 45 60 45
Fig. D3.01

D3 T-Junctions
H = 270
Fig. D3.02 Fig. D3.03
70
R1
MA
Fig. D3.02a
H = 330
Fig. D3.04 Fig. D3.05

D4 Corners for Large Wall Thicknesses
90° Corners 16 24
12 MAR 170
Wall thickness 60 cm with
H = 270 45
5
MXM60
Inside Corner MXI...50/20 18
MAR 170
5
Perm. fresh concrete pressure
MXM60
30
60 kN/m²
50/20
17 21
Consists of: 15
– Panel MXM...60 (16)
Fig. D4.01
– Panel MX...30 (17)
60
(18)
– Compensation Waler MAR 170 with
Tie System DW 15 (24)
(Fig. D4.01, D4.01a + D4.01b)

60 kN/m²
Consists of:
– Outside Corner MXA...45 (12) Fig. D4.01a Fig. D4.01b
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
– Compensation Waler MAR 170 with
Tie System DW 15 (24)
(Fig. D4.02, D4.02a + D4.02b)
17 17a 24
12 MAR 170
45 30 45
MAR 170
30
60
45
14
Fig. D4.02
60 Fig. D4.02a Fig. D4.02b

D4 Corners for Large Wall Thicknesses
12 16 17 25
90° Corners SRU 247
Wall thickness 80 cm with H = 270
45 60 30
Inside Corner MXI...50/20
SRU 247
60 kN/m²
30
18 5
Consists of: 30
50/20
60
– Inside Corner MXI...50/20 (15) 15 21
5
– Panel MX...60 (16)
– Panel MX...30 (17)
– Wall Thickness Compensator WDA 5 Fig. D4.03
(18)
– Steel Waler SRU 247, U120 with Tie
System DW 15 and Tie Yoke SKZ (25)
80
(Fig. D4.03, D4.03a + D4.03b)

60 kN/m²
Consists of:
– Panel MX...45 (17a)
(18)
– Steel Waler SRU 247, U120 with Tie Fig. D4.03a Fig. D4.03b
System DW 15 and Tie Yoke SKZ (25)
(Fig. D4.04, D4.04a + D4.04b)
12 18 17a 25
SRU 247
45 45 45
5
5
SRU 247
45
60
45
14
Fig. D4.04

80

D5 Shaft Formwork
Shaft Corner MXSE

For fast striking and moving of shaft
formwork, three panel heights are 80.1
available. (Fig. D5.01)
Not permissible for other formwork

systems!
There are two application variations 80.2

Panel width ≤ 90 cm: two Shaft Corners
MXSE and two Inside Corners
MXI 50/20.
Panel width ≥ 90 cm: four Shaft Corners
MXSE.
80.4
Fig. D5.01 80.3
80 Shaft Corner MXSE

80.1 Anchor Point
80.2 Load-bearing point 2 t
80.3 Bolts and cotter pins
80.4 Openings for shuttering and striking

D5 Shaft Formwork
Shaft Corner MXSE

Horizontally pre-assemble the shaft 80
formwork. Perm. load-bearing capacity 1.5 t.
Lifting unit
For use with two Shaft Corners MXSE
15 15
(80) and two Inside Corners MXI 50/20
(15) with Lifting Hook MAXIMO.
(Fig. D5.02a)
1,5 t
1,5 t
80
Fig. D5.02a
80
Lifting unit
For use with four Shaft Corners MXSE
(80) on the load-bearing point with crane Perm. load-bearing capa- 80 80
hook. city 2 t.
(Fig. D5.02b)
2t
2t
80
Fig. D5.02b

D5 Shaft Formwork
Two Shaft Corners MXSE

and two Inside Corners
MXI 50/20 80
m
Arrangement of Alignment Couplers 0c
≤9 15
BFD with panel height 270
Shaft with Panel MX ≤ 90.

(Fig. D5.03)
Shaft Corner MXSE (80).

(Fig. D5.03a)
Inside Corner MXI 50/20 (15).

(Fig. D5.03b)
Fig. D5.03
80 15

D5 Shaft Formwork
Two Shaft Corners MXSE

80
and two Inside Corners
m
MXI 50/20 0c
≤9
15
Arrangement of Alignment Couplers

(Fig. D5.04)
Shaft Corner MXSE (80).

(Fig. D5.04a)
Inside Corner MXI 50/20 (15).

(Fig. D5.04b)
Fig. D5.04
80 15

D5 Shaft Formwork
Four Shaft Corners MXSE 80

m
0c
Arrangement of Alignment Couplers ≥9
Shaft with Panel MX ≥ 90. (Fig. D5.05)
Shaft Corner MXSE (80). (Fig. D5.05a)
Fig. D5.05
80
Fig. D5.05a

D5 Shaft Formwork
Four Shaft Corners MXSE 80

m
0c
Arrangement of Alignment Couplers ≥9
Shaft with Panel MX ≥ 90.

(Fig. D5.06)
Shaft Corner MXSE (80). (Fig. D5.06a)

Shaft Corner MXSE (80). (Fig. D5.06b)
Fig. D5.06
80
80
m
0c
≤9

D5 Shaft Formwork
Shuttering, Striking 80.5
Fig. D5.07b
Before shuttering, check Tube and
remove Transportation Securing Pins
20 x 102.
Mount Swivel Nut MX 15 on the internal
formwork.
Shuttering
1. Insert formwork lever into the opening
(80.4) and press upwards. The tube
slides downwards.
2. Secure Tube by means of pins 20 x
102 and cotter pins 5/1 (80.3). Fig. D5.07a
(Fig. D5.07 + D5.07a)
3. Push the Slider of the Positioning
Waler (80.5) over the profile until there
is a flush fit and tighten the wingnuts. 80.4
(Fig. D5.07 + D5.07b)
Fig. D5.07 80.3
Striking
Load-bearing capacity 2 t per load-be-

Fig. D5.08a
aring point!
Do not exceed the crane capacity!
Preparation 2t
1. Remove anchor points.
2. Loosen wingnuts on the Positioning
Waler and push the Slider back.
(Fig. D5.08 + D5.08a)
3. Attach crane lifting gear: with 4 Shaft
Corners to all 4 sling points. With 2
Shaft Corners, attach to two sling
points. Tension crane slings.
4. Adjust striking position with the Shut- Fig. D5.08b
tering Lever: press Shuttering Lever
downwards. The tube slides upwards.
5. Pull the complete internal formwork
upwards and move. Secure tube with
pins 20 x 102 and cotter pins 5/1
(80.3) as transort securing means.
(Fig. D5.08 + D5.08b)
80.3
Fig. D5.08

D5 Shaft Formwork
Shuttering, Striking 10 mm
Shaft with two Shaft Corners MXSE

250
The striking dimensions are reduced by
17.5 mm on each side of the shaft.
(Fig. D5.09)
17,5 mm 17,5 mm
Fig. D5.09
Shaft with four Shaft Corners MXSE 10 mm
The striking dimensions are reduced by

35 mm on each side of the shaft.
(Fig. D5.10) 250
35 mm 35 mm
Fig. D5.10

D5 Shaft Formwork
Wall Thicknesses Shaft with two Shaft Corners MXSE Shaft with four Shaft Corners MXSE
30 45 5 30 10 10 30
10 30
10 30
WD 150
5 30 10 5 30 5 30 5 5 30 5
5
5 30
10 30
WD 200
5
5 30
10 30 10 30 10 30 30 10
30 10
30 10
WD 250
With WD 240, the compensation must
be adjusted accordingly.
45 30 5 45 10 10 45
30 5
10 45
WD 300
45

D5 Shaft Formwork
Extensions
(Fig. D5.11 – D5.11c))

80.3
1.
Fig. D5.11a
2.
Fig. D5.11b
3.
Fig. D5.11c
Fig. D5.11

D6 Sealing Replacement
Removing the sealing

95 10.1
Prepare the Removable Tool MX

Turn back Removable Tool MX (95).
(Fig. D6.01)
Starting position on the panel

Replacement of Sealing MX 15 or modi-
fication to Sealing MX 18 (10.1).
(Fig. D6.02)
Fig. D1.06 Fig. D6.02
Using the Removable Tool MX

1. Screw in the Extraction Head (95.1) 95.1
with the thick end at an angle into the
sealing until the Extraction Head is
positioned inside the sealing.
(Fig. D6.03a + D6.03b)
2. Turn the Removable Tool MX towards

the panel until the Extractor Bell
(95.2) rests against it. (Fig. D6.04a)
3. Secure the Extractor Bell and conti-
nue turning until the sealing is relea-
sed. Screw out the Extraction Head
from the sealing.
(Fig. D6.04b)
95.2

D6 Sealing Replacement
Installing the sealing
Inner side of panel

4. Place new sealing on the opening.
(Fig. D6.05a)
5. Install sealing using hammer and
plate until flush fit is achieved.
(Fig. D6.05b)
6. The sealing has now been replaced.
(Fig. D6.06)
Fig. D6.06

Item no. Weight kg
114426 408,000 Panel MX 330 x 240
7.920 m². Panel with 18 mm plywood.
450
1200
3300
1200
450
540 1320 540 120
2400
114248 226,000 Panel MX 330 x 120

450
1200
3300
1200
450
600 600 120

1200
114258 172,000 Panel MX 330 x 90

450
1200
3300
1200
450
450 450 120

900
82
Item no. Weight kg
114445 118,000 Panel MX 330 x 60
450
1200
3300
1200
450
300 300 120
600
114452 99,900 Panel MX 330 x 45

450
1200
3300
1200
450
225 225 120

450
114457 79,600 Panel MX 330 x 30

450
1200
3300
1200
450
150 150 120

300
83
Item no. Weight kg
114464 142,000 Multi Panel MXM 330 x 60 Complete with
1.980 m². Panel with 18 mm plywood. 33 pc. 124895 PVC Plug MXM 15 Ø 18.3.
For oblique angles, wall connections etc.
450
1200
3300
1200
600
100 10 x 40 = 400 100
450
120
115338 136,000 Inside Corner MXI 330 x 50/20 Complete with
2.310 m². Panel with 18 mm plywood. 12 pc. 124895 PVC Plug MXM 15 Ø 18,3.
For 90° internal corners.
450
1200
3300
1200
500
120
200
450
114470 206,000 Inside Corner MXI 330 x 60

450
1200
3300
120
1200
600
480
450
84
Item no. Weight kg
117913 401,000 Shaft Corner MXSE 330 Technical Data
Panel for forming 90° inside corners along with Permissible load-bearing point capacity 2.0 t.
striking and moving complete internal shaft form-
work units.
450
1200
3300
120
1200
600
480
450
114478 192,000 Outside Corner MXA 330 x 45
For 90° external corners.
3300
450
120

3300
350
120
85
Item no. Weight kg
114583 89,000 Articulated Corner MXGI 330
1.980 m². Made of aluminium, for oblique angles
from 75° upwards, internal.
3300
300 300
120
114607 51,100 Articulated Corner MXGA 330
from 75° upwards, external.
3300
150 150
120
Wall Thickness Compensations WDA MX 330 B

114842 17,800 Wall Thickness Comp. WDA MX 330 x 4 40
114394 12,100 Wall Thickness Comp. WDA MX 330 x 10, Alu 100
For adjusting to wall thicknesses.
3300
B 60 100 62
120
120
86
Item no. Weight kg
101829 9,820 Filler Profile TPP 330, Alu
For compensation with 21 mm filler plates.
3300
60
51
98
116454 446,000 Panel MX 330 x 270
450
1200
3300
600 1500 600 1200
450 120
2700
112006 336,000 Panel MX 270 x 240

600
1500
2700
600
540 1320 540 120

2400
87
Item no. Weight kg
112022 186,000 Panel MX 270 x 120
600
1500
2700
600
600 600 120
1200
112045 135,000 Panel MX 270 x 90

600
1500
2700
600
450 450 120

900
112200 104,000 Panel MX 270 x 60

600
1500
2700
600
300 300 120

600
88
Item no. Weight kg
112078 77,600 Panel MX 270 x 45
600
1500
2700
600
225 225 120
450
112090 62,800 Panel MX 270 x 30

600
1500
2700
600
150 150 120

300

For oblique angles, wall connections etc..
600
1500
2700
600
100 10 x 40 = 400 100
600
120
89
Item no. Weight kg
600
1500
2700
500
120
600
200
600
1500
2700
120
600
480
600

striking and moving complete internal shaft
formwork units.
600
1500
2700
120
600
480
600
90
Item no. Weight kg
2700
450
120
2700
350
120

2700
300 300
120
91
Item no. Weight kg
2700
150 150
120
Wall Thickness Compensations WDA MX 270 B
114128 10,000 Wall Thickness Comp. WDA MX 270 x 10, Alu 100
2700
B 60 100 62
120
120

2700
60
51
98
92
Item no. Weight kg
Stopend Panels TRIO MT without waterstop B
023061 27,500 Stopend Panel TRIO MT 270 x 20 118
023062 30,400 Stopend Panel TRIO MT 270 x 24/25 158
Centre piece without waterstop bar installation for
stopend formwork.
2700
B
120
Stopend Panels TRIO MTF with waterstop B
023074 29,200 Stopend Panel TRIO MTF 270 x 20 118
023075 33,400 Stopend Panel TRIO MTF 270 x 24/25 158
Centre piece with waterstop bar installation for
stopend formwork.
2700
B
120
Stopend Panels TRIO AT Note

023060 17,200 Stopend Panel TRIO AT 270 x 3 Concrete cover approx. 30 or 50 mm.
105953 19,000 Stopend Panel TRIO AT 270 x 5
External piece for stopend formwork.
2700
AT 270 x 3 AT 270 x 5
210 210
120
120
93
Item no. Weight kg
112104 166,000 Panel MX 120 x 240
600
1200
600
540 1320 540 120
2400
112143 90,700 Panel MX 120 x 120

600
1200
600
600 600 120
1200
112152 67,700 Panel MX 120 x 90

600
1200
600
450 450 120

900
112221 51,200 Panel MX 120 x 60

600
1200
600
300 300 120

600
94
Item no. Weight kg
112232 37,100 Panel MX 120 x 45
600
1200
600
225 225 120
450
112239 27,400 Panel MX 120 x 30

600
1200
600
150 150 120
300

For oblique angles, wall connections etc.
600
600
1200
100 10 x 40 = 400 100

600
120

600
500
1200
120
600
200
95
Item no. Weight kg
120
600
600
1200
480
600
striking and moving complete internal shaft
formwork units.
120
600
600
1200
480
600

450
1200
120

350
1200
120
96
Item no. Weight kg
1200
300 300
120
1200
150 150
120
Wall Thickness Compensations MX 120 B
114212 6,420 Wall Thickness Comp. MX 120 x 4 40
114142 4,510 Wall Thickness Comp. MX 120 x 10, Alu 100
B
1200
100
120
120

60
1200
51
98
97
Item no. Weight kg
Stopend Panels TRIO AT Note
023067 7,780 Stopend Panel TRIO AT 120 x 3 Concrete cover approx. 30 mm.
105978 8,580 Stopend Panel TRIO AT 120 x 5
External piece for stopend formwork.
AT 120 x 3 AT 120 x 5
1200
210 210
120
120
Stopend Panels TRIO MT B
Centre piece without waterstop bar installation for
stopend formwork.
1200
B
120
Stopend Panels TRIO MTF B

Centre piece with waterstop bar installation for
stopend formwork.
B
1200
120
112115 121,000 Panel MX 90 x 240

450
900
450
540 1320 540 120

2400
98
Item no. Weight kg
112252 48,900 Panel MX 90 x 90
450
900
450
450 450 120
900
112259 36,600 Panel MX 90 x 60

450
900
450
300 300 120
600
112265 31,200 Panel MX 90 x 45

450
900
450
225 225 120

450
112271 22,000 Panel MX 90 x 30

450
900
450
150 150 120

300
99
Item no. Weight kg
450
500
900
120
200
450
120
450
900
600
480
450
0.808 m². Panel with 18 mm plywood. For 90°
external corners.
450 120
900
449

0.630 m². Panel with 18 mm plywood. For 90°
external corners.
350 120
900
350
100
Item no. Weight kg
112126 88,100 Panel MX 60 x 240
300
600
300
540 1320 540 120
2400
112280 28,400 Panel MX 60 x 60

300
600
300
300 300 120
600
112286 21,900 Panel MX 60 x 45

300
600
300
225 225 120

450
112292 16,300 Panel MX 60 x 30

300
600
300
150 150 120

300

500
300
120
200
600
300
101
Item no. Weight kg
600
300
120
600
600
300
450
600
120
350
600
112133 52,900 Panel MX 30 x 240 120

150
300
150
540 1320 540 120

2400
113847 4,030 MX 15 Tie 15 – 25 Note

For wall thicknesses 15 – 25 cm. Spray with release agent before every use to
ensure easier striking.
Technical Data
Permissible tension force 90 kN.
196
688 130
102
Item no. Weight kg
112387 4,170 MX 15 Tie 20 – 30 Note
Technical Data
196
738 130
112464 4,430 MX 15 Tie 30 – 40 Note

Technical Data
196
838 130
112386 2,580 MX 15 Wingnut Technical Data

Counter nut for Tie MX. Permissible tension force 90 kN.
196
130 136
116841 1,450 MX 15 Tie Spanner

For easy release of the MX Tie.
SW 19
434
103
Item no. Weight kg
796061 3,940 Scaffold Builders Ratchet
SW 19
SW 22
300
124895 0,002 PVC Plug MXM 15 Ø 18.3

For MAXIMO Multi Panel MXM, Internal Corners
50/20 and standard panels for single faced use.
Ø 23
24
114300 0,002 PVC Plug MX 15 Ø 17.5 – 22

For closing MX tie holes in the concrete.
Ø 32
18
023500 4,580 Alignment Coupler BFD, galv. Technical Data

For all panel connections for MAXIMO, TRIO and Permissible tension force 20.0 kN.
RUNDFLEX. Fillers up to 10 cm.
max 220 55
164
288 259
124941 14,100 Waler MAR 85-3 Technical Data

For longitudinal compensation, height extensions, Permissible bending moment 3.9 kNm.
stopend formwork and special applications with
MAXIMO. With captive connecting components.
30
126
115
30
850 264
104
Item no. Weight kg
124942 23,400 Waler MAR 170-3 Technical Data
For longitudinal compensation, height extensions, Permissible bending moment 3.9 kNm.
stopend formwork and special applications with
MAXIMO. With captive connecting components.
30
115
30
1700
126
264
023551 8,520 Waler 85 Technical Data

Corresponds to Compensation Waler TAR 85 but Permissible bending moment 4.4 kNm.
without mounting hooks.
850 80
30
105
30
023820 0,375 Hook Tie Head DW 15, galv. Technical Data
For connecting accessories to MAXIMO and TRIO Permissible tension force 20.0 kN.
panels. DW 15 thread.
82 30
Ø15 68
023650 0,769 Hook Tie DW 15, l = 400 mm, galv. Technical Data
For connecting accessories to MAXIMO and TRIO Permissible tension force 20.0 kN.
panels. DW 15 thread.
400 20
58
DW 15
023640 1,140 Bulkhead Tie TS, galv. Technical Data

For force application from the stopend formwork Permissible tension force 20.0 kN.
in MAXIMO and TRIO panels. DW 15 thread.
DW 15
140
440 58
105
Item no. Weight kg
115640 5,980 Bulkhead Tie MX DW 20
For forming wall offsets with MAXIMO in
connection with the Multi Panel MXM.
208
255 44
130
023660 3,300 Brace Connector TRIO, galv. Complete with

For connecting push-pull props and kicker braces 1 pc. 027170 Pin Ø 16 x 42, galv.
to MAXIMO and TRIO Panels. Mounted on vertical 1 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
and horizontal struts.
185
169
222
Tension and Compression Braces MX Complete with

115350 6,330 Tension and Compression Brace MX 15 – 40 1 pc. 115331 Bolt Ø 12 x 96, galv.
123842 9,090 Tension and Compression Brace MX 15 – 100 1 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
For use with foundation formwork up to 1.20 m Note
high and as replacement for the top anchor of the Adjustable in 0.5-cm-increments from 15 to 40 cm
MAXIMO 330. and in 0.5-cm-increments from 15 to 100 cm.
Technical Data
Permissible tension and compressive force 9 kN.
174
Ø13,2
750 / 1350
65
61
112588 5,520 Stripping Bar TRIO
1180
Ø26
106
Item no. Weight kg
101633 9,790 Adjusting Bracket MX Note
For erecting PERI Panel Formwork up to Follow Instructions for Use!
h = 4.50 m. Height Adjustment ± 5 cm.
190 144
Ø25
365
236
SW 24
023630 2,080 Top Tie Bracket-2 AH, galv. Technical Data

For grid-independent anchoring outside of the Permissible anchor tension force:
panel, especially for foundations and height exten- Hole 1 = 30 kN
sions. Hole 2 = 15 kN
150
1
Ø20,5
100 145
117321 31,000 Lifting Gear Combi MX Note

For transporting stacks of MAXIMO and TRIO Follow Instructions for Use!
Panels. For attaching Lifting Hook MAXIMO 1.5 t
and Stacking Device MAXIMO.
117322 25,000 Lifting Gear MX Note

For transporting stacks of MAXIMO and TRIO Follow Instructions for Use!
Panels.
107
Item no. Weight kg
115168 7,480 Lifting Hook MAXIMO 1.5 t Note
For transporting MAXIMO and TRIO Panels. Follow Instructions for Use!
Technical Data
Permissible load-bearing capacity:
Steel elements 1.5 t
Alu elements 750 kg
110
60
332
218
58
185 110
115058 7,450 Stacking Device MAXIMO Note

For stacking and transportation of 2 – 5 MAXIMO Follow Instructions for Use!
or TRIO Panels of all sizes. Suitable for crane and Technical Data
fork-lift transport. Permissible load-bearing capacity 550 kg per post,
2.2 t per stack.
810
150
105
113019 0,068 Stacking Device MX

For easy stacking of MAXIMO panels.
110
50 90
023440 0,312 Lifting Pin TRIO

For easy carrying of TRIO Panels.
Ø18
260
108
Item no. Weight kg
Scaffold Brackets TRG Technical Data
023670 12,800 Scaffold Bracket TRG 80 Permissible load 150 kg/m2
023680 17,000 Scaffold Bracket TRG 120 with maximum width of influence 1.35 m.
For assembly of a working and concreting scaffold
with MAXIMO and TRIO. Mounted on horizontal
and vertical struts.
120
65 35
440
1051
930 / 1297
798 / 1165
165 159
673
022950 129,000 Concreting Platform TRIO 120 x 270 Technical Data
Working and concreting platform for MAXIMO Permissible load 150 kg/m2.
and TRIO. Attached from above to the panel, self-
securing.
440 1800 440
2680
1165
996
1210
510
123 1330
109
Item no. Weight kg
101592 2,810 Guardrail Post Holder TRIO Complete with
For assembling of a guardrail to TRIO panels. 1 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
43
302
213
100
155
Accessories
116292 4,730 Guardrail Post HSGP-2
116292 4,730 Guardrail Post HSGP-2

As guardrail for different systems.
120
450
1050
1300
65 35
118103 0,700 Stacking Device L MXA

153
85 156
118105 0,699 Stacking Device R MXA

153
85 156
110
Item no. Weight kg
118110 0,614 Stacking Device L MXI
151
77 129
118112 0,613 Stacking Device R MXI
151
77 129
118100 0,652 Stacking Device MX Flat for Shaft Corner

MXSE
149
77
176 176
111
Item no. Weight kg
027680 49,600 Connector SB-1,2 – MX/TR/D Technical Data
For assembly of Brace Frame SB-1, 2 to MAXIMO, Permissible load-bearing point capacity 1.0 t with
TRIO and DOMINO panels. crane sling angle ≤ 15°.
250 240
60
160
265
max 1650
120
1770
min 1270
650
490
Ø21
Accessories
027690 0,368 Bolt SB-TRIO/DOMINO, galv.
027590 2,400 Hook Strap for SB-1, 2, galv.
113255 0,414 Bolt SB-MAXIMO, galv.
114107 1,190 Sleeve SB-MAXIMO, galv.
114417 1,400 Sleeve SB-MAXIMO WDMX
025740 9,140 Connector SB-A, B, C – MX/TR/D Note

For connecting MAXIMO, TRIO and DOMINO 1 piece per anchor point.
panels with Brace Frames SB-A0, A, B, C.
130
120
125 130
Accessories
027690 0,368 Bolt SB-TRIO/DOMINO, galv.

For connecting MAXIMO panels with Brace
Frame SB.
179
126
Ø19
Ø45
Accessories
112
Item no. Weight kg
114107 1,190 Sleeve SB-MAXIMO, galv. Note
For connecting MAXIMO panels with Brace For use with Sealing Sleeve MX Ø 16,
Frame SB. item no. 112342 and Nut Sealing Sleeve MX Ø 16,
item no. 112338.
82 Ø 54
Accessories
114417 1,400 Sleeve SB-MAXIMO WDMX Note

For connecting MAXIMO panels to Brace For use with Sealing Sleeve MX 15 Art.-Nr. 123603
Frames SB. and Sealing Sleeve MX 18 Art.-Nr. 123604.
97 Ø 54
Accessories
Stopper MX 15 Note
126991 0,066 Stopper MX 15 – 75 MF-S For use with pressing water (waterproof
126988 0,077 Stopper MX 15 – 75 MF-L concrete). Test report available!
For closing MX Tie Holes in the concrete.
74
Ø17,5/
Ø19,5
Ø 30
127064 0,050 Stopper MX 15 – 50 MF-LS Note

For closing MX Tie Holes in the concrete. For use with non-pressing water.
51
Ø18
Ø30
127065 0,046 Stopper MX 15 – 50 OF-LS Note

For closing MX Tie Holes in the concrete if the For use with non-pressing water.
flange should not be visible.
50
Ø 18
113
Item no. Weight kg
126999 0,037 Stud Spanner MX 15-2
Packaging units contain Stoppers MX 15.
27
36
132
112937 0,174 Sealing Cone MX 15 – 55 Note

For use with MAXIMO. Use with Anchor MX. For use with waterproofed concrete or architectu-
ral concrete.
Ø 62
54
Accessories
114797 0,922 Magnet Cone Spanner MX 15
031643 0,265 DK Concrete Cone UNI 58/52 Note

For closing anchor points with DK Sealing Cone Delivery unit 50 pieces.
DW 15/55, DW 20/55, DW 26/55 and SK Anchor
Cone DW 15.
Ø58,5
Ø 48
52
126696 1,220 Magnet Cone Spanner MX 15 / MX 18

For dismantling of Magnet Cone MX 15 and
MX 18.
164
591 30
114592 0,021 Spacer MX 15 – 10 mm

Ø26
Ø 32 10
114
Item no. Weight kg
125299 0,013 Cone MX DR 22/2
For the use of DW 15 Tie Rods.
Fitts for Spacer Tubes DR 22.
Ø 21
Ø 63 15
031636 0,063 DK Cone DW 15/55 Note

For waterproof, fire-resistant and soundproof Delivery unit 50 pieces.
anchor points with Tie Rod DW 15.
Used with Spacer Tube rough 22.
Ø 61,5
Ø 22,3
23 54
031637 0,055 DK Cone DW 20/55 Note

For waterproof, fire-resistant and soundproof Delivery unit 50 pieces.
anchor points with Tie Rod DW 20. Use with
Spacer Tube rough 28.
Ø61,5
Ø 28,5
22 55
123603 0,044 Sealing MX 15

Ø 17
Ø 39 10
115
Item no. Weight kg
125337 1,390 Extraction Tool MX Sealing
For remove of the Sealing MX 15 and MX 18.

117466 10,600 Push-Pull Prop RS 210, galv. Note

Extension length l = 1.30 – 2.10 m. Permissible load see PERI Design Tables.
For aligning PERI formwork systems and precast
concrete elements.
min 1300 max 2100
Ø48,3
Ø 60,6
Ø21 Ø17
1178
9
concrete elements.
min 2300 max 2600
Ø48,3
Ø17
Ø 60,6
Ø21
2178
9

concrete elements.
min 1900 max 3000
Ø48,3
Ø17
Ø64,5
Ø21
1773
9
116
Item no. Weight kg
concrete elements.
min 2800 max 4500
Ø48,3
Ø 73
Ø21 Ø17
2670
9
concrete elements.
min 4300 max 6500
Ø48,3
Ø 88,9
Ø21 Ø17
4140

For aligning PERI formwork systems.
min 6325 max 10000
Ø48,3 Ø17
Ø21 Ø21
Ø 102
10
117
Item no. Weight kg
For aligning PERI formwork systems. Chain can be operated from bottom.
min 6400 max 14000
6290
20 x 200 = 4000 20 x 200 = 4000
10
Ø48,3 Ø48,3
Ø17
Ø21 Ø21
117343 3,250 Base Plate-2 for RS 210 – 1400, galv. Complete with
For assembly of Push-Pull Props RS 210, 260, 2 pc. 105400 Pin Ø 20 x 140, galv.
300, 450, 650, 1000 and 1400. 2 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
106
Ø21
52
261 64
Accessories
124777 0,210 Anchor Bolt PERI 14/20 x 130
028010 17,900 Push-Pull Prop RSS I Note

min 2050 max 2940

Ø32
Ø70
Ø16,5
1915
10
113397 1,600 Spindle Handle RSS / AV

179
196 130
118
Item no. Weight kg
028020 22,000 Push-Pull Prop RSS II Note
min 2910 max 3800

Ø32
Ø 70
Ø16,5 Ø16,5
2775
15
10
028030 38,400 Push-Pull Prop RSS III Note
min 4600 max 6000
Ø48,3
Ø 82,5
16,5 16,5
4399
15
9
106000 1,820 Base Plate-2 for RSS, galv. Complete with
For assembly of RSS Push-Pull Props. 1 pc. 027170 Pin Ø 16 x 42, galv.
1 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
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Accessories
124777 0,210 Anchor Bolt PERI 14/20 x 130
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Kickers AV min. L max. L
057087 3,720 Kicker AV 82 500 820
057088 4,410 Kicker AV 111 790 1110
For aligning PERI formwork systems. Complete with
1 pc. 027170 Pin Ø 16 x 42, galv.
1 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
Note
Permissible load see PERI Design Tables.
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028110 5,180 Kicker AV 140 Complete with
Extension length l = 1.08 – 1.40 m. 1 pc. 027170 Pin Ø 16 x 42, galv.
For aligning PERI formwork systems. 1 pc. 018060 Cotter Pin 4/1, galv.
Note
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Ø30
Ø 38
Ø16,5 Ø16x42
980
10
10
108135 12,900 Kicker AV 210 Complete with
Note
min 1280 max 2100

Ø36
Ø 70
Ø16x42 Ø16,5
1171
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028120 17,000 Kicker AV RSS III Complete with
Note
min 2030 max 2920

Ø32
Ø70
Ø16x42 Ø16,5
1915
10
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124777 0,210 Anchor Bolt PERI 14/20 x 130 Note
For temporary fixation to reinforced concrete See PERI data sheet!
structures. Drilling Ø 14 mm.
SW 24
Ø14
130
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MAXIMO MX 15

Instructions for Assembly and Use – Standard Conﬁguration

Introduction B7 Stopend Formwork

Safety Instructions Important Visual Check Tip Load-bearing point

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Overview, Main Components

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Anchoring is to take place only if the an-

Only use designated PERI lifting gear.

During striking, do not tear off the form-

If a storm warning is given, additional

Additional Product Information

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Care and Maintenance Instructions

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Follow Instructions for Use for PERI

Load-bearing capacity = 550 kg/sta-

Number of panels per stack

Crane sling angle ≤ 45°

Putting loads into the stacking device Panel removal

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Stacking Aid MXI / MXA MXI MXA

Stacking Device Stacking Device L

Stacking Device Stacking Device R

Stacking Aid MXI

Stacking Device MX Flat

Fig. A1.06a Fig. A1.06b

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Secure panels against tipping over

Closing formwork with concreting

Detach lifting gear only when the top

Forming from the external or internal

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Concrete strength must be taken into

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Inside Outside MXM Inside Outside Articulated corners

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Panel width 240 cm Panel width 120 cm

(10.1) Tie point with sealing

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Alignment Coupler BFD

Number of alignment couplers per

If the wedge head is on the sliding part,

When securing the wedge, the following

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

Before moving each time, tighten

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

FZR 22. Fig. A5.08b

DK Sealing Cone DW 15/55

MAXIMO MX 15 Panel Formwork

– The conical tie hole allows inclined

For the Tie MX 15 and Tie Rod DW 15,

Inclined on one side: max. 4°.

Inclined on both sides: max. 2 x 4°.

Height offset: max. 1 cm per 10 cm wall

Fig. A5.12 Fig. A5.13 Fig. A5.14

Inclined on one side: max. 4°.

Inclined on both sides: max. 2 x 4°.