Anchor Nut/ Wing Nut

The formwork wing-style anchor nut comes with two wing lugs. During installation, pass the tie rod through the formwork panel. Slide the waler plate and then the wing nut onto the exposed end of the tie rod. Tighten manually by gripping the wing lugs, then double-check that the panels are firmly secured.

Tie rod wing nuts are available in , D15-17 and D20 sizes to match different project requirements.

Combination plate nut , also known as wing nut pivot plate, is a locking component for concrete formwork tie-rod systems. It consists of a wing nut and base plate connected by a pivot pin. Base plates are available in round and square styles.Manufactured in forged and cast versions, it fits formwork tie rods of DW15/17 , and DW20 sizes. It is widely used for wall, column and slab formwork projects.

Hex nuts (also called Formtie hex nut,hex coupling nuts or hexagonal nuts) are applied in tie-rod systems within building formwork assemblies.

Two sizes are available: 30*50 mm and 30*100 mm. They can replace wing-style anchor nuts where working space is limited.

Wellfit manufactures hex nuts in two material options: steel hex nuts and cast iron hex nuts.

DW15/17 anchor nut is a heavy-duty fastener for concrete formwork and formwork shoring systems. It works with 15 mm / 17 mm formwork tie rods to form the wall fastening system and evenly distributes load pressure onto the formwork panels.

The DW20 anchor nut is a heavy-duty threaded fastener, generally manufactured from Q235 carbon steel or ductile iron. Designed for concrete formwork and shoring systems, it pairs with 20 mm diameter tie rods and is applied in wall, column and bridge projects.

The 3-claw wing nut serves as a locking fitting for concrete formwork systems and fits DW-series formwork tie rods. Its three-claw structure enables easy hand-tightening with no tools required. Available in forged and cast construction. Commonly used for wall and column formwork, it secures formwork panels .