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FRP grid reinforcement method

Compliant with RC design standards! It is effective in countering frost damage in cold regions and salt damage in coastal areas.

The "FRP Grid Reinforcement Method" is an FRP lattice reinforcement made by integrally molding high-performance continuous reinforcement fibers such as carbon aramid and glass that are impregnated with resin. It has a very low specific gravity, and since the lattice intersections are on the same plane, its cross-section is thinner compared to rebar. Additionally, it is easy to transport, does not require heavy machinery, and is not restricted by construction space. 【Features】 ■ Thin and light ■ High reinforcement effect ■ No corrosion ■ Complies with RC design methods ■ Thinner cross-section compared to rebar *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Residential Foundation Seismic Retrofit: FRP Grid Foundation Reinforcement Method

Construction while living in the house is possible! A new seismic reinforcement method for residential foundations that can be adapted even in narrow spaces has arrived!

In conventional residential foundation reinforcement methods, long curing periods were often required due to construction circumstances and the need to secure working space, making it difficult to carry out work while living in the home. The "FRP Grid Foundation Reinforcement Method" achieves both construction in narrow spaces and while living in the home. The method involves "chipping away the decorative mortar of the existing foundation" → "fixing an FRP lattice to the existing concrete with anchor pins" → "applying a specialized mortar at a minimum thickness of 15mm," making it possible to work even on small sites without the need to relocate outdoor units, piping, gutters, etc., or remove flooring materials. Additionally, it is possible to complete the work in an unprecedented short time of as little as 3 days. 【Necessary Qualifications for Design and Construction】 ■ Designers - First-class/Second-class/Wooden Architect - Participants of the seminar "Seismic Diagnosis and Reinforcement Methods for Wooden Houses" (organized by the Japan Architectural Disaster Prevention Association, etc.) - Participants of technical seminars organized by our company ■ Contractors and Construction Managers - Participants of technical seminars organized by our company *The technical seminars organized by our company are conducted in a format where the responsible person visits directly.

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Repair and Reinforcement Method: "Cross-Section Restoration and Surface Protection Repair Method"

We will aim to improve the durability of existing concrete structures.

The "Cross-Section Repair and Surface Protection Repair Method" is a technique that involves removing deteriorated areas of existing concrete structures and applying polymer cement mortar to restore the cross-section, thereby improving the durability of the existing concrete structures. In cases where the removal area of the existing concrete is extensive, repair and reinforcement materials such as FRP grids are placed on the surface of the concrete structure to ensure integration with the existing concrete. This method is applicable to concrete structures that have deteriorated due to salt damage, carbonation, freeze-thaw cycles, etc. 【Features】 ■ Improved durability ■ Increased compressive strength and adhesion strength ■ High filling capability ■ Enhanced rust prevention effect *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Repair and reinforcement method for structures: "Strand Sheet Method"

Introducing a groundbreaking method that fundamentally solves the problems associated with traditional continuous fiber sheet bonding techniques!

The "Strand Sheet Method" is a repair and reinforcement technique that processes FRP strands, which are impregnated and cured with resin, into sheet form and adheres them to the surfaces of concrete and steel structures using a specialized adhesive. The specialized adhesive also serves as a primer and leveling material. Since resin impregnation and degassing work are not required, sheets can be applied immediately after surface preparation, resulting in reduced construction time and lower costs. Strand sheets are available in a high-elasticity type with a lineup up to 900g/m2, providing greater reinforcement effects with a single layer compared to the toe sheet method. 【Features】 ■ Short construction time and low cost ■ Significant reinforcement effect ■ Simple and high quality ■ Good construction environment ■ The specialized adhesive is grease-like, preventing resin splatter and other issues *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Repair and reinforcement method for structures: "FORCA Tow Sheet Method"

Applicable for the repair of corrosion in steel components! We provide excellent workability, significant repair and reinforcement effects, and high quality.

The "Toshit Method" is a repair and reinforcement technique for steel and concrete structures using continuous fiber sheets. Reinforcement with only resin and carbon fibers prevents rust and is highly effective against salt damage. It offers a high reinforcement effect with high-strength, high-elasticity continuous fibers arranged in one direction. In addition, we also offer repair and reinforcement methods such as the "Strand Sheet Method," which involves attaching sheet-like FRP strands with a special adhesive, and "Toe Anchors." 【Features】 ■ Strong and lightweight continuous fibers ■ High waterproofing properties ■ Simple construction ■ No rust formation ■ Compliant with RC design methods ■ Applicable for repairing corroded steel members *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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構造物の補修・補強工法『FORCA(フォルカ)トウプレート工法』

簡単施工で大きな補強効果!FRPプレートによるコンクリート構造物の補修・補強工法

『FORCA(フォルカ)トウプレート工法』は、一方向配列の炭素繊維を 熱硬化性樹脂に含浸させ、板状に成型硬化させたCFRPプレートを接着剤で コンクリート表面に貼り付ける補強工法です。 CFRPプレートは炭素繊維シートと比べて単位幅あたりの強度と剛性が 高いので、補修箇所の全面に貼り付ける必要もなく、間隔を空けての 施工も可能。 施工現場で含浸用の含浸・接着剤を使用しないため、上向き施工での 作業者の負担や養生も軽減できます。 【特長】 ■高強度・高剛性 ■1枚でも大きな補強効果 ■上向き作業での「ダレ」から解放 ※詳しくはPDF資料をご覧いただくか、お気軽にお問い合わせ下さい。

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Strand Sheet JCM Embedded Method for Floor Slab Reinforcement

We will introduce a reinforcement method for the upper surface of floor slabs using continuous fiber FRP sheets and ultra-rapid hardening mortar!

The "Strand Sheet JCM Buried Method" is a groundbreaking technique that evolves the conventional bonding reinforcement method using continuous fiber sheets on the top surface of slabs. By combining a joint epoxy resin adhesive with a super-fast hardening fiber-reinforced polymer cement mortar and strand sheets, it enables an overwhelming reduction in construction time. Furthermore, since strength is achieved approximately 3 hours after construction, it also allows for a reduction in traffic regulation time. 【Features】 ■ Realizes rapid construction ■ Short curing time ■ Significant reinforcement effect ■ High durability *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Strand sheet reinforcement method

This is a groundbreaking method that fundamentally solves the problems of sheet swelling and defects associated with conventional continuous fiber sheet bonding techniques.

This technology involves processing FRP strands that have been impregnated and cured with resin into sheets, which are then adhered to the surface of concrete structures using a specialized adhesive for repair and reinforcement methods. It can be applied to reinforcement measures for cantilever slabs in concrete bridge decks and the upper parts of main girders. Additionally, it can be used for concrete slabs that suffer from insufficient strength due to floor slab improvements or the increased size of loading vehicles corresponding to the year of bridge construction. The effectiveness of this method increases particularly in areas with heavy traffic where road restrictions occur. 【Features】 ■ Immediate sheet application after surface preparation ■ Excellent workability without the need for resin impregnation or degassing ■ Short construction period and cost-effective ■ Simple and high quality ■ Significant reinforcement effect *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Reinforcement of Reinforced Concrete Structures: Underwater Applicable CFRP Grid Reinforcement Method

It is a method for reinforcing concrete structures in water inexpensively without draining.

The underwater applicable CFRP grid reinforcement method is a technique that provides a cost-effective solution for aging deterioration and insufficient seismic strength in reinforced concrete structures such as bridge piers located underwater. The method involves adhering a lattice of carbon fiber bundles (CFRP grid) that has been impregnated with resin to the surface of the structure using a resin layer that cures underwater, thereby reinforcing the structure. Both the CFRP grid and the underwater curing resin have long-term durability. 【Features】 - Reinforces concrete structures underwater - Can be reinforced inexpensively without drainage - Long-term durability with CFRP grid and underwater curing resin - Carbon fiber can reinforce with high strength and minimal thickness - NETIS registration number KT-100101-A For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Concrete repair and reinforcement method "CFRP Laminate Method"

Streamlining of work is achievable! Repair and reinforcement methods for reinforced concrete structures using CFRP.

The "CFRP Laminate Method" is a reinforcement technique that involves arranging carbon fibers in one direction, impregnating them with epoxy resin, and shaping and curing them into a plate-like form. This CFRP is then adhered to the concrete surface using a paste-like epoxy adhesive (Sika Dur 30), making the process simple. Since the surface preparation is only required for the area to be adhered, it also takes into account the preservation of the working environment and the reduction of waste. 【Features】 - Easy to work with, requiring no large machinery or equipment - Can be performed in areas where pipes intersect beneath the slab or in confined spaces - Reduces safety risks for workers and minimizes protective measures around the work area - There is almost no change in the shape or weight of the reinforced members - Provides reinforcement equivalent to 4 to 8 layers of carbon fiber sheets, allowing for labor-saving in the work process *Available in Tokyo, Saitama, Chiba, and Kanagawa Prefectures *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Reinforcement method for existing concrete structures: "Outplate Method"

Fixed and bonded to the existing concrete structure! You can achieve a significant reinforcement effect with a small amount of reinforcement material.

The Outplate method is a reinforcement technique that involves tensioning prefabricated CFRP plates (outplates) with anchoring bodies at both ends, fixing and bonding them to existing concrete structures. Compared to conventional continuous fiber sheet bonding methods, tensioning the outplates allows for the introduction of prestress into the concrete, enabling significant reinforcement effects with a smaller amount of reinforcement material. Since thin CFRP plates are used as tensioning materials, there is almost no change in the external appearance or cross-section after reinforcement, making it particularly suitable for the construction of RC and PC hollow slab bridges, and it can also be applied to external cable reinforcement of steel bridges. 【Features】 ■ High bending reinforcement effect and crack control effect ■ Recovery of deflection ■ Improved durability ■ Minimal maintenance ■ Reinforcement over the supports of continuous girders can be done from the underside ■ Excellent aesthetic quality *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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