Enhance blade stability with a combined pattern of "long-length fore piling" and "long-length mirror reinforcement work."
"Hybrid Fore-Piling" is a construction method that is expected to have a higher effect in suppressing the plasticization of surrounding ground. By placing small-diameter steel pipes from the upper part of the mirror section towards the top, it is possible to reinforce not only the "top part" that is reinforced by conventional fore-piling but also the "upper mirror ground" which has a high risk of collapse. [Features] - By increasing the overlap section, it can reinforce the surrounding ground over a wide area, including the mirror section. - Compared to conventional fore-piling, it has a higher effect in suppressing the plasticization of the ground. - By using small-diameter steel pipes (φ76.3), it is more economical than conventional methods. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Specifications for Hybrid Fore-Piling Steel Pipe ■Shape: φ76.3mm (t=4.2mm) ■Connection Part Tensile Strength: 300kN *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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As a pioneer in post-installed anchors in Japan, KFC was established in 1965. We respond to customer needs with a consistent system from product development to sales and construction. Our business activities are centered around three main areas: construction fastening materials such as post-installed anchors, materials for tunnel excavation like rock bolts and auxiliary methods, and various construction works related to seismic reinforcement, safety measures, equipment, and refreshment.
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