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Examples of the use of architectural concrete
The architectural exterior PC "Architectural Concrete" can be used for applications other than curtain walls. We are introducing examples of using Architectural Concrete in combination with PCa columns. *For more details, please download the materials or feel free to contact us.
Attention road and sewer construction contractors! We are offering a comprehensive catalog of special precast concrete that can be used for curves, corners, and cut-down sections.
Able to respond to special situations Are you looking for products for curved sections and corners of roads? While straight components are commonly found, special situations such as curved sections, corners, and special drop sections occur on site. Our company manufactures products that cater to these needs. We handle a wide range of special precast concrete. - Curved sections, corners, and special drop sections for curbs and L-shaped ditches - Short sections and angled cuts for cross ditches We have a large selection available. You can download the comprehensive catalog of special precast concrete below.
Cut CO2 emissions by 50% during concrete production! Environmentally friendly concrete.
"Green PCa" is a concrete secondary product that takes into consideration the global environment. By replacing more than 50% of the ordinary Portland cement with blast furnace slag fine powder and fly ash, it reduces CO2 emissions by approximately half. Additionally, compared to the concrete used in general reinforced concrete structures, the carbonation rate coefficient is about half. 【Features】 ■ Reduction of CO2 emissions ■ Improved salt damage resistance ■ Carbonation resistance ■ Dry shrinkage resistance ■ Frost resistance *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
