Automatic assembly technology for rebar cages for cast-in-place concrete piles!
The "Kyōkin Tarō Method" is a construction method for place-driven piles that processes and assembles rebar cages "without welding." The tie bars are made into spiral bars and automatically wrapped around the main bars, with binding done manually, resulting in rebar cages with excellent strength, rigidity, and dimensional accuracy. 【Features】 ■ High strength ■ High quality ■ Improved workability ■ Shortened construction period ■ High seismic resistance ■ Construction in narrow spaces *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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【Technical and Manufacturing Specifications】 [GAM1500] ■ Basket Length ・ Minimum: 2400mm ・ Maximum: 12000mm ■ Circular Basket Diameter ・ Minimum diameter during automatic welding: 300mm ・ Minimum diameter during manual welding: 300mm ・ Maximum diameter: 1500mm ■ Square Basket ・ Minimum side length during self-welding: 300mm ・ Maximum side length: 600mm ■ Main Bar Diameter ・ Minimum/maximum diameter of main bars in circular baskets: Φ8 to Φ40mm ・ Minimum/maximum diameter of main bars in polygonal baskets: Φ8 to Φ20mm ■ Number of Main Bars ・ Maximum number at Φ32m (in circular baskets): 30 ■ Basket Weight ・ Maximum: 4000kg *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
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Meister Co., Ltd. handles methods and equipment related to civil engineering construction. We offer the "A&Drock method," which allows for low-vibration and high-efficiency excavation of hard ground, as well as the automatic assembly technology for rebar cages for cast-in-place piles called "Kyoushintaro." Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.
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