A steel pipe pile method that achieves stable quality by integrally forming the tip components with cast steel!
The "D-TEC PILE Method (Rotary Driven Steel Pipe Pile Method)" is a construction method that allows for the management of reaching the support layer for all piles by measuring the rotational torque. Steel pipe piles are used to penetrate the ground and prevent differential settlement of buildings on soft ground. By attaching circular wings to the tip of the steel pipe piles and giving them a spiral shape, construction time can be shortened, and the increase in bearing capacity allows for a reduction in the number of piles needed. Additionally, for the joints, a plug-type joint that does not require on-site welding has been adopted, improving quality and operability. 【Features】 ■ Low noise and low vibration among foundation reinforcement methods ■ No residual soil is generated ■ Management of reaching the support layer for all piles is possible by measuring the rotational torque ■ Stable quality is achieved by integrally molding the tip components in cast steel *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Astech Irie Co., Ltd. aims to be the best partner supporting the next generation of the steel business through the continuously evolving steel and steel-related industries. By conducting our business based on the fundamental philosophy of "trust" filled with heartfelt gratitude, which we have upheld as our corporate motto for 100 years, we aspire to be a company that continues to thrive for the next 100 years. We aim to be a company that contributes to societal development in areas such as the environment and recycling, with the technology cultivated in the steel business as our core.
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