Remake the aging cast-in-place drainage ditch! Easily adjust the height with bolts!
Nikkon’s "CR Slab Type II" is a technology that allows for the remaking of only the weathered or damaged upper part of a cast-in-place drainage ditch, while leaving the lower part intact. Thanks to the adjustable bolts, fine height adjustments of the product can be easily made, enhancing workability. Additionally, an opening of 1.5m is provided for each product (2m), allowing for three covers to be placed, making maintenance of the drainage channel easy. 【Features】 ■ Remaking of aging drainage ditches ■ Height adjustment of the product using adjustable bolts ■ Compatible drainage widths of 200 to 500mm ■ Easy maintenance of drainage channels *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Nikkon Co., Ltd. conducts a comprehensive comparison and examination from various angles when selecting products and methods for civil engineering design work, providing optimal proposals for the site. Structures made of concrete that were built during the period of rapid economic growth are now nearly 50 years old and have begun to deteriorate, leading to repair issues nationwide. This problem is not limited to large structures like tunnels and bridges; even the drainage ditches found in our everyday urban environments are not exceptions. Nikkon manufactures and sells concrete secondary products, including the "CR Slab Type II," which remakes only the upper part of deteriorated cast-in-place drainage ditches while leaving the lower part intact, and the "Easy Grating Type II," a product for repairing transverse drainage ditches that involves removing the upper part of existing cast-in-place drainage ditches, setting a frame with adjustable bolts for the grating, adjusting the height, and pouring ready-mixed concrete around it to complete the work.