Cast-in Channels

-Cast in Channels are made of high strength steel and capable of taking heavy loads in hazardous environments.

-Attractive corrosion resistant finish makes for long term performance in industrial and outdoor environment.

-These channels are easy to integrate during the concrete pouring process which is suitable for large scale projects.

-Quick and safe installation without the need for post-drilling.

-Custom sizes, lengths, and hole patterns available upon request.

It is a simple job to install cast in channels, which occurs at the time of the concrete pouring. The concrete is poured, the channel is in place as a formwork then the channel becomes permanently part of the structure. It also simplifies the task of glueing on parts without post pouring modification. Proper installation, alignment and depth is required to work cast in channel properly and be the strongest.

They are generally used in construction to fasten to concrete foundations structural elements such as beams, supports, and brackets. For example, in the constructing of high-rise buildings, cast in channels are placed in the concrete for secure attachment points for supporting beams and facade systems. Typical applications include:

1. Building façades (curtain wall systems, cladding installation)

2. Precast concrete elements (beams, columns, walls)

3. Tunnels and bridges (M&E supports, cable trays, piping systems)

4. Elevator shafts (guide rail fixing)

5. Industrial facilities (equipment mounting, heavy-duty supports)

6. Railway construction (overhead line equipment support)

By incorporating cast-in channels, construction projects achieve improved safety, faster installation, and enhanced design flexibility compared to traditional drilling and chemical anchoring methods.