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Continuous casting method
This is a concrete continuous pouring method using a dedicated molding machine. Concrete is extruded from the mold and shaped. By changing the mold, various shapes of concrete structures can be constructed.
A concrete pouring method that ensures durability by applying appropriate vibration to the solidified concrete and thoroughly compacting it!
The "Leather Back Method" is a construction technique that allows for labor-saving and quality improvement compared to traditional manual work or large screed machines. By assembling short-span components that can be easily transported on-site, it can flexibly accommodate leveling widths from 1.5m to 20m. Furthermore, with high-frequency air vibration, it enables the leveling of high-strength concrete with a slump of 5.5cm, instantly compacting the internal voids. This ensures crack prevention and durability/wear resistance after completion. 【Features】 ■ Lightweight and simple high-frequency vibration screed ■ Easily transportable ■ Construction (leveling) accuracy maintained within 3mm ■ By changing the assembly shape of components, it allows for single slope and double slope finishes ■ Not only a formwork method but also enables a variety of construction movements *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data from the download.
A method to preserve the topsoil without cutting down trees using "iron roots"!
The "Steel Root Installation Method" is a rapid, economical, and environmentally friendly slope surface stabilization technique. Forest vegetation spreads strong root systems like a net across the soil layers of the mountainside, gripping the surface soil as if various sizes of piles have been driven in. Additionally, it is important to eliminate water pressure to prevent excessive pore water pressure that could lead to slope failure. The land conservation functions of these forest root systems are complemented and reinforced by the "steel roots." [Features] ■ Binding effect ■ Water absorption effect (reduction of pore water pressure) ■ Pile effect *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
