A Shuttering Anchor Nut is a specialized component used in construction formwork systems, particularly in tie rod assemblies that maintain the spacing and alignment of the shuttering panels. Made typically of durable materials like cast iron or steel, this nut is designed to be threaded onto a tie rod, enabling precise adjustment of the formwork’s pressure and alignment against the concrete. The anchor nut’s primary function is to securely anchor and lock the formwork in place, ensuring it can withstand the pressure of poured concrete without shifting. Its robust design allows for repeated use across multiple projects, contributing to the efficiency and safety of construction operations, particularly in the casting of walls, columns, and slabs.