Special (Ex) PUC pressure plate method for acute angle applications without taper cone, made of PC.
The "Special (Ex) PUC Pressure Plate Method" is a pressure plate method that can accommodate situations where the slope has a steep angle (10° or more) or when the storage of anchor caps within the tapered cone becomes an issue. It excels in both cost-effectiveness and workability, making it effective when using standard PUC pressure plates would increase product costs. We offer the "EP-Q type" for steep angle applications and the "EP-M type" for cases where the storage of the anchor caps is not optimal. 【Features】 ■ Reduces unnecessary expenses ■ Excellent workability *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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**Valid Applications** ■ For steep angle applications EP-Q type [base angle adjustment type] ⇒ When the angle is 15° or more, and using a standard PUC pressure plate increases product costs ⇒ When the angle is approximately 10 to 15° and the design anchor force is relatively large ■ For anchor cap storage compatibility EP-M type [grooved type] ⇒ When the storage compatibility of the anchor cap being used is not good (manufacturer, swing angle, tendon thickness, etc.) **Main Specifications** ■ Type: Cross type (C) / Semi-square type (SS) / Square type (S) ■ Standard load: Five types of design anchor forces (Td) available within the range of 340 to 1030 kN ■ Concrete compressive standard strength: 50 N/mm² ■ Concrete structure: PC structure *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.*
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The association has created a "trinity pressure plate" that combines three elements: "PCU pressure plate," "zabuton material," and "safety cap," working together to achieve "strong, unbreakable, and non-protruding" characteristics. Additionally, we have developed a "special PU pressure plate (EX) method" that can accommodate steep angles, as well as an "RC pressure plate method" made of reinforced concrete. With this, the association has completed a series of pressure plates ranging from "PC and RC types to cast iron, and from standard to special types," enabling us to meet various customer needs.
