Exhibiting at the Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2024 and the Construction Technology Fair 2024 in Chubu!

Huh, a concrete panel with a hole in it?

The "Protelock Piercing" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforced material (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin. Thanks to numerous through-holes, it allows for the confirmation of filling with site-cast concrete. The shape of the panel's backside provides excellent integration with site-cast concrete. Even non-skilled formwork workers can easily assemble it with regular labor. 【Features】 ■ Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforced material (expanded metal) ■ Excellent integration with site-cast concrete ■ Allows for confirmation of filling with site-cast concrete ■ Easy assembly even for non-skilled formwork workers ■ Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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No traces of mortar leakage! Concrete panels with built-in reinforcement materials.

"Protelock Wonder" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforced material (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin coating. Even non-skilled formworkers can easily assemble it with regular workers. The small holes on the back of the panel have air release grooves, providing excellent integration with site-cast concrete. Unlike piercings, the small holes on the back of the panel are not through-holes, leaving no traces of mortar leakage on the surface, resulting in an aesthetically pleasing product. 【Features】 - Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforced material (expanded metal) - Small holes on the back of the panel have air release grooves - Excellent integration with site-cast concrete - No traces of mortar leakage on the surface, unlike piercings, resulting in a good appearance - Easy assembly even for non-skilled formworkers - Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Effort-saving and effective! Remaining formwork.

"Protelock Make" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement materials (expanded metal and shaped steel) treated with epoxy resin coating. The surface of the panel features decorative patterns such as split stone designs and natural stone finishes, with options for colors and patterns that match the surrounding environment. The shaped steel on the back of the panel allows for integration with cast-in-place concrete. Even non-skilled workers can easily assemble it without the need for experienced formwork workers. 【Features】 - Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforcement materials (expanded metal and shaped steel) - Integration with cast-in-place concrete achieved through the shaped steel on the back of the panel - Options for colors and patterns that match the surrounding environment - Easy assembly without the need for skilled formwork workers - Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 3.0m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Publication of techniques such as the Pierstone method that revives traditional craftsmanship and construction methods for cases where separation welding is difficult.

This document provides a detailed explanation of technologies related to the residual formwork method. By combining residual formwork (pierce) with residual finishing materials, we introduce the groundbreaking landscaping method "Pierce Stone Method," which revives the craftsmanship of traditional stonemasons. We also present construction methods such as the "Pierce Unit System" and "Make Hanger System," which are suitable for situations where the width of concrete is narrow and separation welding is difficult. We extensively include design pattern examples, as well as construction and completion status. [Contents] ■ Pierce Stone Method ■ Pierce Unit System ■ Make Hanger System ■ Safety fittings - MP type and safety fittings for Pierce Wonder *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We are currently offering a photo collection of construction examples using the "Residual Formwork Method," which is suitable for steep slope retaining walls, embankments, sediment control, mountain conservation, and tidal levees! It also has good workability and can significantly shorten construction time!

We are currently offering a photo collection of construction case studies for the "Residual Formwork Method," which has over 12,000 achievements nationwide, including rivers, embankments, waterways, erosion control, dams, mountain conservation, bridges, and steep slopes. This collection features various construction examples, including make-cut stone, make-ball stone, pier type, wonder type, and pier stone methods. Our in-house simulation has achieved a 44.5% reduction in construction time with this new method! We plan to exhibit at the "Advanced Construction, Disaster Prevention, and Mitigation Technology Fair in Kumamoto 2024" and the "Construction Technology Fair 2024 in Chubu." We hope you will visit us. *For details about the exhibition, please refer to the basic information below. *For more information, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Check the concrete construction methods for 2025! Remaining formwork [Comprehensive catalog available!]

This catalog features "permanent formwork construction" using thin-walled precast cement concrete formwork products and assembly components that incorporate rust-treated reinforcement materials, eliminating the need for demolding work after concrete placement. We introduce various formwork types, including the thin-walled concrete panel "Protelock Pierce," which contains rust-treated reinforcement (expanded metal), and "Protelock Wonder," which has small holes on the back that do not penetrate like the pierce. Please use this information to assist in selecting products. [Contents] ■ Protelock Pierce ■ Protelock Wonder ■ Protelock Make ■ Technologies related to permanent formwork construction ■ Example construction photos *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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It won't damage the landscape! There are various options such as fabric stacking.

The "Pier Stone Method" is a groundbreaking landscaping technique that revives the traditional craftsmanship of stone masons through the combination of residual formwork (pier) and residual decorative materials. Residual decorative materials refer to the landscaping materials such as natural stones, gravel, and thinned wood that are installed using the through-holes of the residual formwork (pier) in this method. Since the residual decorative materials are integrated with the cast-in-place concrete through anchors via the pier's through-holes, there is no concern about peeling or falling off. 【Features】 ■ The design pattern of the residual decorative materials is devised to avoid continuous joints, resulting in a natural joint finish. ■ While maintaining the stable strength of cast-in-place concrete structures, the aesthetic beauty of traditional dry stone walls and similar features can be reproduced. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Using external and internal formwork in a W (double) configuration! Applicable to ISM method as well.

The "W Mer Method" is a soil cement construction method that effectively utilizes locally generated soil and sediment, employing a residual formwork system for the construction of external protective concrete (cover concrete). By vertically installing the internal formwork, it is possible to ensure proper compaction of the internal material (INSEM material) even at the ends near the formwork panels. It can also be applied to the ISM method. 【Construction Examples】 ■ Shizuoka Prefecture Fuji Civil Engineering Office, First-Class River Improvement Work on Denpozawa River ■ Chubu Regional Development Bureau Tajimi Sediment Control National Route Office, Kiso River System Naka Tsutsumi No. 2 Sediment Control Dam Construction ■ Kinki Regional Development Bureau Kinokawa Dam Integrated Management Office, Sako District Landslide Countermeasure Work ■ Kyushu Regional Development Bureau Tachino Dam Construction Office, Tachino Dam Entrance Closure Embankment and Other Works *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Construction method for cases where the concrete width is narrow and separation welding is difficult! There are many construction achievements as well.

We would like to introduce our "Make-Hanger System," a technology related to residual formwork that we offer. This construction method is suitable for situations where the width of the concrete is narrow and separation welding is difficult. We have numerous construction achievements, and you can view various examples of our work on our company website. Please feel free to contact us when you need our services. 【Construction Examples】 ■ Disaster prevention work on the Ebitori River embankment, Tokyo Metropolitan Second Construction Office ■ Maintenance and repair work in the Nagara area, Kiso River Upper River Office, Chubu Regional Development Bureau ■ External construction of the Yata Overpass under the Matsue No. 5 Bridge Road, Matsue National Route Office, Chugoku Regional Development Bureau ■ Sandzukawa embankment work, Kitakyushu City Hall, Fukuoka Prefecture ■ Reconstruction work for the Hirakawa Road (2-3) section of Route 226, Kagoshima National Route Office, Kyushu Regional Development Bureau *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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High-pressure press molding of rubber chips from waste tires and resin! Excellent wear resistance and impact resistance.

We would like to introduce our "Concrete Protection Work and Rubber Formwork Method." This is a rubber formwork that incorporates reinforcing materials. It uses recycled materials from waste tires, offering excellent abrasion resistance and impact resistance. It is particularly effective as a protective measure for the water passage section, slit section, and water splash section of sediment control dams. 【Features】 ■ Simplifies the process as it is used as a formwork that does not need to be removed. ■ Contains reinforcing materials treated with epoxy resin electrostatic coating for rust prevention, providing excellent wear and impact resistance. ■ Contributes to the recycling of waste tires. ■ Assembly work can be performed inside the structure, preventing falls from scaffolding. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We have numerous construction achievements in rivers, riverbanks, and waterways!

We would like to introduce examples of the residual formwork construction method applied to our "rivers, riverbanks, and waterways." We have carried out environmental improvement works in the Tenryu River Shimonitta area by the Tenryu River Upper River Office of the Chubu Regional Development Bureau, as well as riverbank repair works for the Kawajiri River at the Anamizu Town Hall in Ishikawa Prefecture. Additionally, we have also conducted levee reinforcement works in the Amatsu area by the Fukuchiyama River National Highway Office of the Kinki Regional Development Bureau. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Aomori Prefecture Shimokita Region Prefectural Bureau, Tanabu River Wide Area Core River Improvement Works ■ Tokyo Metropolitan Koto Flood Control Office, Onagi River Riverbank Improvement Works ■ Chubu Regional Development Bureau Kiso River Upper River Office, Nagara - In-Region Maintenance and Repair Works ■ Chubu Regional Development Bureau Tenryu River Upper River Office, Tenryu River Shimonitta Area Environmental Improvement Works ■ Chubu Regional Development Bureau Tajimi Erosion Control National Highway Office, Kiso River System Subashiri Downstream Channel Improvement Works *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We have achievements in types such as Pias Type and Wonder Type!

We would like to introduce examples of our residual formwork method applied to "erosion control, dams, and forest conservation." We have conducted regular erosion control work (public) at Shimizuzawa in the Odawara Civil Engineering Office of Kanagawa Prefecture, and at Hosokawazawa in the Matsuda Civil Engineering Office of Kanagawa Prefecture. Additionally, we have also carried out construction work on the sedimentation basin channel at the Fuji Sand Control Office of the Chubu Regional Development Bureau. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Sixth forest conservation project at Mikazukazawa, Morioka Forest Management Office, Tohoku Forest Management Bureau ■ Erosion control dam construction in the Yunokura area of the Kurikoma Mountain Range by the Kitakami River Lower River Office, Tohoku Regional Development Bureau ■ Erosion control dam construction in the Sakakawa Kawahara Koya area by the Kitakami River Lower River Office, Tohoku Regional Development Bureau ■ Regular erosion control work on the first-class river Hozukawa (Ayame) by the Joetsu Regional Promotion Bureau of Niigata Prefecture ■ Stream conservation work on Shiratogawa No. 1 by the Ohtawara Civil Engineering Office of Tochigi Prefecture *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We have experience with internal illumination signage and the use of stainless steel bolt plates!

We would like to introduce our case studies of the residual formwork method used in "Roads and Tunnels." We have implemented the construction of the Shuzenji Amagi Yugashima Line merger support priority road improvement project at the Numazu Civil Engineering Office in Shizuoka Prefecture, as well as disaster prevention work on the main local road Udezu Town Line at the Noto Civil Engineering Comprehensive Office in Ishikawa Prefecture. Additionally, we are also working on the reconstruction of the main local road Kanazawa Tazuruhama Line at the Central Ishikawa Civil Engineering Comprehensive Office. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Aomori Prefecture Higashi Aoi Regional Bureau Aomori Namioka Line Grant (Road Reconstruction) Project ■ Miyagi Prefecture Sendai City Hall Yagiyama Seki District and one other district project ■ Tohoku Regional Development Bureau Yamagata River National Highway Office Obanazawa District Road Auxiliary Facility Installation Project ■ Tochigi Prefecture Nikko Civil Engineering Office Retaining Wall Construction at Koshinyama Park Line ■ Shizuoka Prefecture Shimoda Civil Engineering Office National Route 136 Prefectural Traffic Safety Facility Improvement Project (Sidewalk Work) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We will respond to disaster recovery work, the Ken-O Expressway small and medium construction, and renovation work!

We would like to introduce examples of our residual formwork method applied to "bridges." We have carried out disaster recovery work on the Chayabamuka Bridge along the agricultural road in front of the Kuzumaki Town Hall in Iwate Prefecture, as well as the renovation work on the Tenjin Bridge at the Takasaki City Hall in Gunma Prefecture. Additionally, we have also conducted upper structure work for the Yokohama Ring North Line YK13 section for the Metropolitan Expressway Company. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Disaster recovery work on the Chayabamuka Bridge along the agricultural road in front of the Kuzumaki Town Hall, Iwate Prefecture ■ NEXCO East Japan, Ken-O Expressway Small and Medium Construction ■ Renovation work on the Tenjin Bridge at the Takasaki City Hall, Gunma Prefecture ■ Kanto Regional Development Bureau, Yunishikawa Dam Construction Office, Replacement Prefectural Road No. 7 Bridge Upper Structure Work 1 ■ Kanto Regional Development Bureau, Yunishikawa Dam Construction Office, Replacement Prefectural Road No. 7 Bridge Upper Structure Work 2 *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We have experience in emergency slope collapse prevention works and restoration forestry works!

We would like to introduce examples of our residual formwork method for "steep slopes." We have carried out restoration and erosion control work in the Kume area of the Western Tottori General Office, as well as landslide prevention work in the Sakurayama area of Takeo City Hall in Saga Prefecture. Additionally, we have also conducted work in the Kaigen area of the steep slope erosion control project at the Takahashi Civil Engineering Office in Miyazaki Prefecture. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Retaining wall construction in Iodaka Town, Ashikaga Civil Engineering Office, Tochigi Prefecture ■ Retaining wall construction at Fukugawa Ohashi, Ashikaga Civil Engineering Office, Tochigi Prefecture ■ Landslide prevention work at the Ken-Sei Civil Engineering Office, Kanagawa Prefecture ■ Landslide prevention work at Ryoshimase Forest, Hamamatsu Civil Engineering Office, Shizuoka Prefecture ■ Landslide prevention work in the Kubikako area, Tsuruga Civil Engineering Office, Reinan Promotion Bureau, Fukui Prefecture *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We have achievements in harbor improvement projects, coastal disaster recovery projects, and quay renovation projects!

We would like to introduce our case studies on the residual formwork method for "coastal" projects. We have implemented disaster recovery work for the JR East Japan Sendai Line Takashiro Town Rikuzen-Ono section, as well as the Urayasu Coast (Hinode) disaster recovery work for the Chiba Prefecture Katsuura Civil Engineering Office. Additionally, we have also carried out the Tago-no-Ura Port Suzukawa District improvement work for the Shizuoka Prefecture Tago-no-Ura Port Management Office. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Aomori Prefecture Minato Regional Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Office Hachinohe Area Wide Fishing Port Improvement Work ■ Akita Prefecture Akita Regional Promotion Bureau Coastal Disaster Recovery Work ■ Taki County Yamamoto Regional Promotion Bureau Forest Land Degradation Prevention Facility Disaster Recovery Project ■ Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Fisheries Agency Isohama Fishing Port Coastal Disaster Recovery Work ■ Northern Regional Development Bureau Kitakami River Downstream River Office Old Kitakami River Right Bank Diversion Dike Heightening and Stabilization Work *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We have numerous achievements in exterior construction, environmental maintenance projects, and landslide prevention works!

We would like to introduce examples of our company's "Other/General" residual formwork construction methods. We have carried out the Abe River system sediment control improvement project at the Shizuoka River Construction Office, as well as the Kiso River system Nagara downstream channel improvement project at the Chubu Regional Development Bureau Tajimi Sediment Control National Route Office. Additionally, we have also conducted projects such as the Noto Satoyama Coastal Landscape Measures project at the Nakanoto Civil Engineering Comprehensive Office in Ishikawa Prefecture. 【Construction Achievements (Excerpt)】 ■ Tohoku Regional Development Bureau Kitakami River Downstream River Office: Old Kitakami River Right Bank Diversion Embankment Heightening and Stabilization Installation Work ■ JR East: Disaster Recovery Work for the Sen-Goku Line Takajo Town Rikuzen-Ono Section ■ Hokuriku Regional Development Bureau Yuzawa Sediment Control Office: Nakatsugawa Bed Stabilization Group No. 3 Downstream Bed Stabilization Work ■ Private Sector: Drainage Pit Installation Work ■ Tochigi Prefecture Utsunomiya Civil Engineering Office: River Repair Work on the Shinozawa River *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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By adopting the "Residual Formwork" designed with a view to the future 100 years ahead, significant reductions in total costs are possible! [*Comprehensive catalog available now!]

This catalog features "remaining formwork construction," which utilizes thin-walled precast cement concrete formwork products and assembly components that incorporate rust-treated reinforcement materials, eliminating the need for demolding work after concrete placement. We introduce various types of formwork, including the thin-walled concrete panel "Protelock Pierce," which contains rust-treated reinforcement (expanded metal), and "Protelock Wonder," which has small holes on the back that do not penetrate like the pierce. Please make use of this for selecting products. 【Contents】 ■ Protelock Pierce ■ Protelock Wonder ■ Protelock Make ■ Technologies related to remaining formwork construction ■ Example construction photos *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Easily assembled! Concrete panels that allow for the verification of on-site concrete filling.

The "Protelock Panel" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin. With numerous through-holes, it allows for the confirmation of filling with on-site poured concrete. The shape of the panel's backside ensures excellent integration with the on-site poured concrete. Even non-skilled workers can easily assemble it without the need for experienced formwork carpenters. 【Features】 - Thin concrete panel with rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) incorporated - Excellent integration with on-site poured concrete - Allows for confirmation of filling with on-site poured concrete - Easy assembly even for non-skilled workers - Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Rivers, coastlines, sediment control, and dams! Widely used in various facility construction.

This case study collection includes various construction examples such as make-cut stones and make-gravel stones, as well as pier types, wonder types, and pier stone methods. We introduce facilities categorized by type, including rivers, riverbanks, waterways, sediment control, dams, forest conservation, bridges, and steep slopes. These have been adopted in facilities across the country. For more details, please refer to the related catalog. [Featured Construction Examples (Make-Cut Stones 40)] ■ Nishikigawa River Severe Disaster Countermeasure Special Emergency Work (Yamaguchi Prefecture) ■ Shibahara No. 2 Waterway Upper Improvement Work (Izumida) (Fukui Prefecture) ■ Aizumi District Embankment Reinforcement Work (Kyoto Prefecture) ■ Hoshinogawa River Improvement and Restoration Work (Fukuoka Prefecture) ■ New Kirai Embankment External Work (Tokushima Prefecture) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Anyway, we will reduce costs! Concrete construction method. [Comprehensive catalog available!]

This catalog features "remaining formwork construction," which utilizes thin-walled precast cement concrete formwork products and assembly components that incorporate rust-treated reinforcement materials, eliminating the need for demolding work after concrete placement. We introduce various types of formwork, including the thin-walled concrete panel "Protelock Pierce," which contains rust-treated reinforcement (expanded metal), and "Protelock Wonder," which has small holes on the back that do not penetrate like the pierce. Please make use of this for product selection. 【Contents】 ■ Protelock Pierce ■ Protelock Wonder ■ Protelock Make ■ Technologies related to remaining formwork construction ■ Example construction photos *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Easy assembly work! Concrete formwork panels

The "Protelock Piercing" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin. Thanks to numerous through-holes, it allows for the verification of the filling of site-cast concrete. The shape of the panel's back surface ensures excellent integration with the site-cast concrete. Even non-skilled formworkers can easily assemble it with regular labor. 【Features】 ■ Thin concrete panel with rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) incorporated ■ Excellent integration with site-cast concrete ■ Allows for verification of the filling of site-cast concrete ■ Easy assembly even for non-skilled formworkers ■ Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Rivers, coastlines, erosion control, and dams! Widely used in various facility construction.

This case study collection includes various construction examples such as make-cut stone and make-gravel stone, as well as pier types, wonder types, and pier stone methods. It introduces facilities categorized by type, including rivers, embankments, waterways, sediment control, dams, forest conservation, bridges, and steep slopes. These have been adopted in facilities nationwide. For more details, please refer to the related catalog. [Featured Construction Examples (Make-Cut Stone 40)] ■ Nishikigawa River Severe Disaster Countermeasure Emergency Construction (Yamaguchi Prefecture) ■ Shibahara No. 2 Waterway Upper Improvement Construction (Izumida) (Fukui Prefecture) ■ Aizumi District Embankment Reinforcement Construction (Kyoto Prefecture) ■ Hoshinogawa River Improvement and Restoration Construction (Fukuoka Prefecture) ■ Shinki Rai Embankment External Construction (Tokushima Prefecture) *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Anyway, cost reduction! Concrete construction method. [Comprehensive catalog available!]

This catalog features "remaining formwork construction," which uses thin-walled precast cement concrete formwork products and assembly components that incorporate rust-treated reinforcement materials, eliminating the need for demolding work after concrete placement. We introduce various formwork types, including the thin-walled concrete panel "Protelock Pierce," which contains rust-treated reinforcement (expanded metal), and "Protelock Wonder," which has small holes on the back that do not penetrate like the pierce. Please make use of this for selecting products. [Contents] ■ Protelock Pierce ■ Protelock Wonder ■ Protelock Make ■ Technologies related to remaining formwork construction ■ Construction example photos *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Easy assembly work! Concrete formwork panels

The "Protelock Piercing" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforced material (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin coating. Thanks to numerous through-holes, it allows for verification of the filling of on-site poured concrete. The shape of the panel's backside enhances its integration with the on-site poured concrete. Even ordinary workers, not skilled formworkers, can easily assemble it. 【Features】 ■ Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforced material (expanded metal) ■ Excellent integration with on-site poured concrete ■ Allows for verification of the filling of on-site poured concrete ■ Easy assembly even for ordinary workers, not skilled formworkers ■ Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Color and patterns can be selected to match the surrounding environment! Concrete panels with built-in reinforcement materials.

"Protelock Make" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement materials (expanded metal and shaped steel) treated with epoxy resin coating. The surface of the panel features decorative patterns such as split stone designs or natural stone finishes, with options for colors and patterns that match the surrounding environment. The shaped steel on the back of the panel allows for integration with cast-in-place concrete. Even non-skilled workers can easily assemble it without the need for experienced formwork workers. 【Features】 - Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforcement materials (expanded metal and shaped steel) - Integration with cast-in-place concrete achieved through the shaped steel on the back of the panel - Options for colors and patterns that match the surrounding environment - Easy assembly without the need for skilled formwork workers - Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 3.0m³ per 100m² *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Anyway, it's helpful for streamlining operations. [Comprehensive catalog available]

This catalog features "remaining formwork construction," which utilizes thin-walled precast cement concrete formwork products and assembly components that incorporate rust-treated reinforcement materials, eliminating the need for demolding work after concrete placement. We introduce various formwork types, including the thin-walled concrete panel "Protelock Pierce," which contains rust-treated reinforcement (expanded metal), and "Protelock Wonder," which has small holes on the back that do not penetrate like the pierce. Please make use of this for product selection. [Contents] ■ Protelock Pierce ■ Protelock Wonder ■ Protelock Make ■ Technologies related to remaining formwork construction ■ Construction example photos *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Simplified assembly work for labor-saving! Concrete formwork panels.

The "Protelock Piercing" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) treated with epoxy resin. Thanks to numerous through-holes, it allows for confirmation of the filling of on-site poured concrete. The shape of the panel's backside enhances its integration with the on-site poured concrete. Even non-skilled formwork workers can easily assemble it with regular labor. 【Features】 ■ Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforcement (expanded metal) ■ Excellent integration with on-site poured concrete ■ Allows for confirmation of the filling of on-site poured concrete ■ Easy assembly even for non-skilled formwork workers ■ Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 2.8m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Design-rich concrete panels. Easy assembly work for labor savings!

"Protelock Make" is a thin concrete panel that incorporates rust-resistant reinforcement materials (expanded metal and shaped steel) treated with epoxy resin coating. The surface of the panel features decorative patterns such as split stone designs or natural stone finishes, with options for colors and patterns that match the surrounding environment. The shaped steel on the back of the panel allows for integration with cast-in-place concrete. Even without skilled formwork workers, ordinary laborers can easily assemble the panels. 【Features】 ■ Thin concrete panel incorporating rust-resistant reinforcement materials (expanded metal and shaped steel) ■ Integration with cast-in-place concrete achieved through the shaped steel on the back of the panel ■ Options for colors and patterns that match the surrounding environment ■ Easy assembly by ordinary laborers without the need for skilled formwork workers ■ Suitable for integrated structures, allowing for a concrete deduction of 3.0m3/100m2 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Protech Engineering (Booth Number: 240) will be exhibiting at the "Hokkaido Construction Development Comprehensive Exhibition 2025," scheduled to be held on October 8 (Wednesday) and 9 (Thursday), 2025. On the day of the event, we will provide detailed explanations of the following disaster prevention products using models, panels, and various materials. ◆ Main Exhibited Products ◆ - Energy-absorbing rockfall protection fence / ARC Fence (model display) - Landslide debris protection fence / Slope Guard Fence Type LE (model display) - Pile-type (pile foundation) debris flow and driftwood countermeasure for non-flowing streams / Urban Guard - Avalanche prevention piles / Tri-Pile - Avalanche protection fence / Slope Guard Fence Type LS - High energy-absorbing rockfall protection fence / Macro Fence In addition, we will have a variety of materials on disaster prevention products developed independently by Protech Engineering, so we kindly invite you to visit our booth.

Profect Co., Ltd. will hold a seminar on October 3rd (Friday) themed around the IT Implementation Subsidy 2025 and our developed and sold production management system "TED." This year's IT Implementation Subsidy has seen a significant decrease in the acceptance rate compared to previous years. Many companies are struggling with the situation of having wanted to implement IT tools but being rejected. In this seminar, we will explain why the acceptance rate has dropped, the background behind it, and the key points for being accepted. Additionally, we will introduce our initiatives that have achieved a 100% acceptance rate so far this year and the reasons why our production management system "TED," registered as an IT tool, is chosen. To accommodate busy schedules, this seminar will be held in a hybrid format, allowing for both in-person attendance and online participation via Zoom. Please choose your preferred method of participation according to your convenience. If you are currently considering applying for the IT Implementation Subsidy or are interested in production management, we encourage you to join us. We sincerely look forward to your application.

An international forum aimed at promoting the circular economy and closed-loop economy, "Closed Loop Recycle Forum 2025 (hereinafter referred to as CLRF2025)," will be held for two days from November 25 (Tuesday) to 26 (Wednesday) at The Oriental Terrace in Chuo Ward, Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. In Europe, closed-loop recycling practices are already advancing. We have organized this international forum as a platform to connect the forefront of Europe with Japan's challenges, striving for a future that balances economic viability and environmental sustainability. A total of 12 speakers, including Chairman Kajiwara of the Waste and 3R Research Foundation and Director Kaneko of the Ministry of the Environment's Container and Packaging Recycling Division, along with leading recycling operators and researchers from Japan and Europe, will present advanced examples of the circular economy and closed-loop economy. Furthermore, through discussions on the feasibility and challenges of implementation in Japan, we will explore hints for sustainable business models that companies and local governments should aim for.

The "Wallet Key," which brings a major innovation to the hotel key situation that has undergone several generations of changes, including cylinder locks, magnetic locks, contactless card locks, and mobile keys, has finally been born. Full-scale implementation will begin within the year at domestic accommodations. This service directly delivers the Wallet Key to the wallet apps pre-installed on guests' smartphones. We will provide an overview and the latest information on hotel keys from the perspectives of business efficiency, energy conservation, and hotel digital transformation (DX).

The Aica Modern Architecture Seminar Executive Committee will invite architect Junya Ishigami as a lecturer and hold the "67th Aica Modern Architecture Seminar." The "Aica Modern Architecture Seminar" is a cultural activity aimed at enhancing and developing architectural culture, welcoming renowned architects from both Japan and abroad to give lectures across a wide range of fields, including housing, environment, and urban space. This seminar, which began in 1983, will mark its 67th session, and the details of the event are as follows. We sincerely look forward to your attendance. Organizer and others: ■ Organizer: Aica Modern Architecture Seminar Executive Committee ■ Sponsor: Aica Kogyo Co., Ltd. ■ Operational Support: Kenpo Co., Ltd. ■ Inquiries: Aica Modern Architecture Seminar Executive Committee Office (within Kenpo Co., Ltd.) aicaseminar@kenchiku.co.jp