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National SF Greening Method Association Technical Introduction "Higher Order Granule SF Greening System"

National SF Greening Method Association Technical Introduction "Higher Order Granule SF Greening System"

NETIS registration technology! Four methods adaptable to any environment. Complete with specialized equipment and imported soil materials.

The "Advanced Granule SF Greening System" offers four construction methods that cater to various environments, centered around the "Advanced Granule Spraying Technology." All methods can be safely applied using spraying techniques, with thorough consideration for issues such as chemical residue in the soil. Additionally, we are fully equipped with high-performance specialized equipment and soil materials essential for these methods. The "Advanced Granule SF Greening System" is registered with NETIS (KT-980311-V). 【Types of Methods】 ○ SF Greening Method ○ TG Greening Method ○ ER Greening Method ○ MR Greening Method For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Tunnel construction
  • Earthworks
  • Pile and foundation work

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Heat Exchange Tube Sealing Method "Mechanical Plug - Pop-A-Plug"

Heat Exchange Tube Sealing Method "Mechanical Plug - Pop-A-Plug"

★New Method for Closing Heat Exchange Tubes by CW Corporation, USA★ This is a groundbreaking technology that allows for closure with a simple one-touch, without the need for welding. There are many successful cases in domestic plants!

The "Pop-A-Plug" from Curtis Wright in the United States is a completely new method for plugging heat exchanger tubes that does not require welding. It uses a specialized tool to crimp a uniquely structured plug. After polishing with a dedicated brush, a one-touch crimp closure is completed with the same material plug. It has already been adopted in numerous maintenance projects for domestic oil refining, petrochemical, and chemical plants. 【Features and Benefits】 ■ Significant reduction in labor hours is possible. ■ No need for fire permits or welding inspections, as it does not use fire welding, and there is no risk of welding damage. ■ Recommended by ASME standards for maintenance guidelines. ■ Permanent closure is possible with equivalent material plugs for each tube. ■ Maximum pressure resistance: 48 MPa. ■ Applicable tube inner diameter: minimum 12.00 mm to maximum 52.50 mm. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

  • Work tools

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HDD method (induction horizontal drilling method) TerraJet method - compatible with overhead wire elimination.

HDD method (induction horizontal drilling method) TerraJet method - compatible with overhead wire elimination.

Piping and wiring burial system (non-excavation method, thrust method)! Attention on "overhead line removal"! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that run through the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communication has become increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method for burying pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, which reduces traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and safe construction by detecting the construction position from the surface while advancing. In recent years, with the increasing severity of disasters, the promotion of underground power lines and communication lines has been emphasized from the perspective of improving disaster prevention, and the HDD method / TerraJet has gained attention as a method for this purpose. In Europe and the United States, it is known by names such as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Piping materials (plastic pipes)
  • Pipeline Construction
  • Special Construction Method

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HDD method (induced horizontal drilling) achieves shortened construction time and labor savings!

HDD method (induced horizontal drilling) achieves shortened construction time and labor savings!

Piping and wiring underground installation system (non-excavation and thrust method)! Numerous achievements! Also gaining attention for "overhead line removal"! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that traverse the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communication has become increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method that buries pipes and cables through non-excavation (non-excavation method and thrust method), reducing traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and highly safe construction by detecting the construction position from above ground while advancing. In recent years, the shortage of human resources and the rising costs of facility maintenance and repairs have become social issues. From the perspective of shortening construction periods and reducing total costs, the HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is gaining attention as a method for burying water supply and drainage pipes, gas pipes, and power cables underground. In Europe and the United States, this method is known as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Water Supply Facilities
  • Sewerage facilities
  • Agricultural civil engineering works

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HDD method (guided horizontal drilling) achieves shortened construction time and labor savings!

HDD method (guided horizontal drilling) achieves shortened construction time and labor savings!

Piping and wiring burial system (non-excavation and thrust method)! Numerous achievements! Also attracting attention for "overhead line removal"! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that traverse the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communications is becoming increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method for burying pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, which reduces traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and highly safe construction by detecting the construction position from above ground while drilling. In recent years, the shortage of skilled labor and the rising costs of facility maintenance and repairs have become social issues. From the perspective of shortening construction periods and reducing total costs, the HDD method / TerraJet is gaining attention as a method for burying water supply and drainage pipes, gas pipes, and power cables underground. In Europe and the United States, this method is known as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Rock drills, demolition machines, and excavators
  • Civil Engineering Method
  • Special Construction Method

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HDD Method (Guided Horizontal Drilling) / TerraJet: Solving Labor Shortages!

HDD Method (Guided Horizontal Drilling) / TerraJet: Solving Labor Shortages!

Piping and wiring burial system! Numerous achievements! Improving work efficiency in lifeline construction! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that traverse the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communication is becoming increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method for burying pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, which reduces traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and safe construction by detecting the construction position from above ground while advancing. In recent years, disasters have become more severe, and from the perspective of improving disaster prevention, the replacement of aging pipes and the transition to earthquake-resistant pipes are being promoted. The HDD method / TerraJet is gaining attention as a method for burying water supply and drainage pipes and gas pipes underground. In Europe and the United States, it is known by names such as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Water Supply Facilities
  • Special Construction Method
  • Pipeline Construction

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HDD Method (Guided Horizontal Drilling) / TerraJet: Harmony with the Natural Environment

HDD Method (Guided Horizontal Drilling) / TerraJet: Harmony with the Natural Environment

Piping and wiring burial system! Numerous achievements! Achieving carbon neutrality even in lifeline construction! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that run through the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communication is becoming increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method for burying pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, which reduces traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and highly safe construction by detecting the construction position from the surface while advancing. In recent years, the construction industry has also been called upon to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and from an environmental perspective, the HDD method / TerraJet is gaining attention as a technique for burying water supply and drainage, gas pipes, and electric cables underground. In Europe and the United States, this method is known as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Water Supply Facilities
  • Special Construction Method
  • Pipeline Construction

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HDD Method (Guided Horizontal Drilling) / TerraJet: Solving Open-Cut Problems

HDD Method (Guided Horizontal Drilling) / TerraJet: Solving Open-Cut Problems

Piping and wiring burial system! Numerous achievements! Capable of handling conditions that are "difficult to construct using open-cut methods"! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that traverse the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communication has become increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method for burying pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, which reduces traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and safe construction by detecting the construction position from above ground while advancing. In recent years, there has been a demand for consideration of neighboring residents and responses to traffic congestion, leading to the HDD method / TerraJet gaining attention as a technique for burying water supply and drainage pipes, gas pipes, and electric cables underground under conditions where traditional excavation methods are difficult. In Europe and the United States, this method is known as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), No-Dig, Trenchless, and Horizontal Directional Drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Water Supply Facilities
  • Special Construction Method
  • Pipeline Construction

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HDD method (induced horizontal drilling) achieves shortened construction time and labor savings!

HDD method (induced horizontal drilling) achieves shortened construction time and labor savings!

Piping and wiring burial system (non-excavation and thrust method)! Numerous achievements! Attention on "overhead wire elimination"! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that traverse the earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and sewage, electricity, gas, and communication has become increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method that buries pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, reducing traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and safe construction by detecting the construction position from above ground while drilling. In recent years, labor shortages and rising maintenance costs for facilities have become social issues, leading to increased attention on the HDD method / TerraJet as a technique for burying water supply and sewage pipes, gas pipes, and power cables underground, from the perspective of shortening construction periods and reducing total costs. In Europe and the United States, this method is known as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Drainage and water removal
  • Pipeline Construction
  • Drilling Machine

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HDD Method (Directional Horizontal Drilling) - Solving Problems of Crossing National Highways, Railways, and Waterways

HDD Method (Directional Horizontal Drilling) - Solving Problems of Crossing National Highways, Railways, and Waterways

Piping and wiring burial system! Numerous achievements! Solving problems of "crossing national roads, railways, waterways, and rivers"! "Challenging the creation of lifelines that traverse the Earth and underground."

With the acceleration and advancement of urban functions, the development of various lifelines such as water supply and drainage, electricity, gas, and communication is becoming increasingly important. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is a construction method for burying pipes and cables using non-excavation techniques, which reduces traffic disruption and soil disposal issues. It allows for clean and safe construction by detecting the construction position from above ground while drilling. In recent years, disasters have become more severe, and from the perspective of improving disaster prevention, the replacement of aging pipes and the transition to earthquake-resistant pipes are being promoted. The HDD method (Horizontal Directional Drilling) / TerraJet is gaining attention as a method for burying water supply and drainage pipes, gas pipes, electric cables, and communication lines underground. In Europe and the United States, this method is commonly referred to as NO-DIG, Trenchless, HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), no-dig, trenchless, and horizontal directional drilling. 【Features】 - Flexibility and adaptability - Shortened construction period - Economically low cost - Harmony with the natural environment - Safety For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Water Supply Facilities
  • Special Construction Method
  • Pipeline Construction

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We propose construction methods that enhance lightweight design, wind resistance, and seismic performance using a variety of roofing materials and roofing work.

We propose construction methods that enhance lightweight design, wind resistance, and seismic performance using a variety of roofing materials and roofing work.

From the restoration work of important cultural properties such as Tokyo Station to the roofs and walls of private homes, we handle it all! The skilled craftsmanship using advanced techniques is one of our strengths!

Our company is a roofing contractor that has been in business for over 100 years, dating back to the Taisho era. We handle a wide variety of products, including Japanese tiles, imported tiles, natural slate, and resin roofing materials. Most of the products we offer are made from natural materials that are environmentally friendly and contribute to the SDGs. With the construction methods we have developed over many years as a roofing contractor, we propose original techniques for lightweight construction, wind resistance, and seismic performance. Our skilled craftsmen work with high technical expertise, handling everything from restoration work on historically significant cultural properties to roofing and walls for private homes. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

  • Waterproofing work
  • Roof and gutter construction
  • Insulation work

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