Manual gas pressure welding and hot forging gas pressure welding! A global standard backed by overwhelming achievements and trust.
We would like to introduce "Gas Pressure Welding" by Hokuriku Gas Pressure Welding Co., Ltd. It was developed in 1952 by the founder of Hokuriku Gas Pressure Welding. Since then, it has spread nationwide as a strong and reliable method for rebar joints in construction work, and has been in use for nearly 60 years to this day. The ends of the rebar are aligned, and while applying pressure in the axial direction of the rebar, the joint area is heated with an oxygen-acetylene flame, bringing the joint surfaces to a red-hot state without melting them, allowing the clean metal surfaces to adhere closely together, and fusing the atoms for a solid joint. [Overview] ■ Manual Gas Pressure Welding ■ Automatic Gas Pressure Welding ■ Hot Extrusion Gas Pressure Welding *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Overview Details】 <Manual Gas Pressure Welding> ■ Heating the joint end faces of rebar with an oxygen-acetylene flame ■ A standard method for joining on-site by applying pressure <Automatic Gas Pressure Welding> ■ A method using an automatic gas pressure welding device ■ The machine performs pressure welding according to the designed data ■ Maintains consistent quality and reduces welding operation time <Hot Push-Out Gas Pressure Welding> ■ A method where, immediately after gas pressure welding, the rebar is pushed out with a blade while it is still red-hot, shearing off the bulged area ■ Defects on the joint surface can be visually inspected, allowing for more precise inspection *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Achievements】 ■ JR Kanazawa Station construction work (June 1990) ■ Hokuriku Shinkansen construction work (June 2000) ■ Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art construction work (October 2004) ■ Ishikawa Comprehensive Sports Center construction work (January 2006) ■ Kanazawa Institute of Technology Hakusan Campus construction work ■ NHK Kanazawa Broadcasting Station construction work *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company mainly conducts gas pressure welding work for rebar related to civil engineering and construction projects. "Gas pressure welding" involves butting the ends of rebar together, applying pressure in the axial direction of the rebar while heating the joint area with an oxygen-acetylene flame, bringing the joint surfaces to a red-hot state without melting them, ensuring the clean metal surfaces adhere closely, and fusing the atoms of the metal together to create a joint. We have a wealth of experience, particularly in Kanazawa, including projects such as Kanazawa Station, museums, and sports centers.
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