A Shuttering Acrospan, also known as an adjustable span or telescopic span, is a type of construction equipment used primarily for supporting shuttering or formwork during the pouring of concrete. It consists of an extendable steel beam that can be adjusted to various lengths to fit different sizes of formwork setups. The ends of the acrospan are designed to rest securely on vertical supports or props, providing a stable horizontal platform for the shuttering panels. The adjustability of the acrospan allows for precise leveling and spacing of the formwork, ensuring that the concrete structures are accurately shaped and dimensionally correct. Shuttering Acrospans are widely appreciated in construction for their strength, durability, and flexibility, contributing significantly to the safety and efficiency of building projects.