Ground improvement work without using cement: Screw-Press method

Are you still satisfied with the conventional ground improvement methods using cement?

The implementation area is currently expanding sequentially, focusing on the Hokuriku and Kanto regions! The screw press method improves ground bearing capacity and achieves a "seismic-resistant ground." It creates a compaction phenomenon by pushing the surrounding soil with the volume of the screw itself, resulting in a stronger foundation. Since there is no generation of excavated soil, construction time is significantly reduced compared to conventional methods, allowing for low-cost construction. Additionally, there is no need for soil treatment that would become industrial waste, greatly contributing to environmental conservation. 【Features】 ○ Zero excavated soil ○ Significant reduction in construction time and costs ○ Environmentally friendly low-carbon ground improvement method ○ Pile formation using thinned wood or crushed stone is possible ○ Crushed stone piles are strong against earthquakes and significantly reduce liquefaction phenomena For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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