Centering plates are essential components used in construction and engineering to support and align formwork during the pouring of concrete or other materials. These plates play a crucial role in ensuring the stability and accuracy of structures, such as slabs, beams, and columns. Typically made from metal or high-strength plastic, centering plates are designed to provide a stable base that holds formwork in place while the concrete sets. They are used in combination with props, clamps, or other supports to maintain the correct shape and alignment of the structure. Centering plates help distribute loads evenly and prevent shifting or deformation, which is critical for achieving the desired structural integrity and finish. In addition to their structural support function, centering plates can be designed for easy removal once the concrete has cured, minimizing disruption to the construction process. Their durability and precision make them indispensable in achieving high-quality results in various construction projects.