Product geometry
Work from agreed dimensions, joint details and component drawings.
THE SHAPE OF PRECISION
The right mould starts with the finished product. Param manufactures steel moulds, cores and pallets for concrete pipes and other precast components. Define the geometry, machine interface and demoulding method before finalising the design.
Metric · mm / m / L

South Africa / production brief
Plan around your actual product mix and existing plant. South African precast terminology includes manholes, stormwater pipes, catchpits and rectangular portal culverts. A portal culvert is a particular configuration, not a synonym for every closed box culvert. Share metric drawings and the specified product requirements.
Metric · mm / m / L
Define the equipment scope
Work from agreed dimensions, joint details and component drawings.
Check the mould arrangement against the machine, pallet and core interfaces.
Review assembly, release, lifting access and access for cleaning.
A better brief. A better starting point.
These details help us understand your project and prepare a relevant equipment discussion.
Prepare your enquiryDimensions, capacity, output and supplied features are confirmed for the selected configuration in the quotation.
Questions, answered
Yes. Include machine drawings, interface dimensions and photographs of the existing moulds. Compatibility should be confirmed before an order is placed.
The joint is part of the product geometry and affects the mould and pallet design. A diameter alone does not fully describe the required moulds.
Provide the product drawing, required tolerances, casting method, intended machine and handling approach. Agree on the final drawing and scope before manufacture.
Tell us what you want to make. Let’s discuss the equipment to make it happen.