Concrete that combines high strength with fluidity and fillability.
Concrete that combines high strength with fluidity and fillability.
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Concrete that combines high strength with fluidity and fillability 【Features】 ○ High fluidity allows for self-filling in every corner of the formwork, resulting in a smooth finish. Effective for exposed concrete as well. ○ The high strength of the concrete reduces the cross-section of the members, allowing for longer spans and expanding living space. ○ By reducing the water-cement ratio, resistance to carbonation, salt damage, and freeze-thaw damage increases, enhancing durability. ● For other functions and details, please contact us.
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【Purpose】 ○ Concrete construction 【Achievements】 ○ Famir Nagara new construction project ○ Osaki 3-chome new construction project Other numerous achievements
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Our company was established in 1908 to develop industrial land with port functions in Tsurumi, Kanagawa Prefecture. The dredging and reclamation technologies cultivated through this project have further developed and continue to be the core of our business today. Subsequently, we expanded into civil engineering and construction projects on land, contributing to infrastructure development and industrial foundation building not only in Japan but also globally. In the construction business, we handle public facilities, condominiums, warehouses and logistics facilities, as well as medical and welfare facilities, establishing our position as a comprehensive construction company.
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