Steel pipe pile method / Steel pipe soil-cement pile method "Gantetsu pile method"

Both the circumferential frictional force and the tip support force exhibit very stable performance.

The Gantetsu Pile Method consists of "steel pipe soil cement piles," which are made up of a solidified body (soil cement column) constructed by injecting and mixing cement milk into the ground, along with steel pipes with external protrusions. This method is a "low-discharge pile method" developed to contribute to the reduction of construction-generated soil. There are two construction methods: TYPE I, which involves simultaneous embedding of steel pipe piles, and TYPE II, which involves post-embedding. 【Features】 ○ Publicly recognized method ○ High bearing capacity characteristics and cost-effectiveness ○ High structural reliability ○ Contributes to the environment ○ High-quality and efficient construction For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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