Coating-type propulsion lubricant Concrete pipe manicure agent 2
Used by applying to the surface of concrete structures in advanced construction methods and caisson methods, reducing friction between the structure and the ground when used in conjunction with lubricants.
Used by applying to the surface of concrete structures in thrust construction methods and caisson methods, and by combining with lubricants to reduce friction between the structure and the ground. Current thrust construction often involves difficult conditions such as sandy gravel layers, sharp curves, and long-distance thrusting, where traditional lubricants can cause a sudden increase in thrust force, making it unmanageable. When a manicure agent is applied to the surface of concrete pipes, it penetrates and hardens, transforming the pipe surface into a smooth PVC-like finish, preventing gravel from getting caught and suppressing sudden increases in thrust force. Additionally, by improving the slip properties compared to our previous manicure agents, what previously required two coats can now be achieved with just one coat. NETIS: HR-210003-A
