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Precise Forms is the newest addition to MCA’s complete line of concrete accessories. This versatile handset aluminum forming system produces clean and smooth walls for both residential and commercial contractors. Precise Forms has been a forming industry leader for over 35 years, producing a light, yet durable form that can create as many as 2,500 pours!

Their 3-foot wide aluminum system reduces both setting time and accessories usage by one-third compared to the standard 2-foot wide wood systems. When combined with one of the several attached hardware designs available, labor time is reduced, too! Vince Hauser of Solid Wall Systems reports that, “We saved an additional 25% labor when we added the “Set & Lock” to our last set of Precise Forms.”

The “Set and Lock with Captive Pin System” is the only one in the industry that actually pulls the forms into place and keeps them locked in place during the pour and curing processes. The newly redesigned system is made of a durable plastic composite housing that guarantees easy sliding and stainless steel components that prevent rusting and extend its life. When not in use, the system locks in a retracted position making it possible to carry and stack the panels easily.

And with Precise Forms there is no confusion about which grade of forms to buy or use. Precise Forms produces one grade, utilizing top quality extrusions and manufacturing procedures. There is no stronger or more durable aluminum form on the market anywhere.

Perhaps the biggest advantage of the Precise Forming System over others is its lifetime cost. Compared to wood systems, the savings are tremendous. Typically, a contractor would spend SEVEN times more for wood systems compared to a single set of long-lasting Precise aluminum forms.

MCA has a full line of supporting accessories in stock for your immediate needs. Give your Sales Professional a call to learn more about how Precise can start saving you time and money today and for many years to come.

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