Prime Jump Form is engineered with modular components, allowing it to adapt to various architectural shapes and design requirements. This flexibility ensures that it can be tailored for small to large-scale high-rise core structures.

The self-climbing mechanism enables the entire formwork system to elevate to the next pour height without the use of a crane. This not only saves time but also reduces crane dependency, improving overall project logistics.

Fully enclosed working platforms and integrated work decks offer safe and efficient access to all formwork levels. These features contribute to worker safety and smooth on-site operations.

The inclusion of integrated concrete placing booms ensures seamless and efficient concrete pouring. This contributes to reduced downtime and faster cycle times.

With prefabricated, transportable components and streamlined installation, the system can regularly achieve 4-day cycle times. This leads to significant time and labor savings across high-rise projects.

It is ideal for small to large high-rise building core structures in both residential and commercial construction.

No, the self-climbing system eliminates the need for a tower crane to lift the formwork to the next level, reducing crane usage.

Yes, the modular design is highly adaptable and can be customized to match different architectural features and designs.

The system typically achieves a 4-day cycle per floor, significantly speeding up construction timelines.

Yes, the Jump Form system can be prefabricated into transportable components, which reduces on-site setup time and increases overall efficiency.