Small-diameter site-cast pile "High-strength micropile method"

Forming high-strength and high-support piles effective for foundation reinforcement! Compatible with narrow workspaces using compact machinery!

The "High-Strength Micro Pile Method" is a technique for forming small-diameter cast-in-place piles that are effective for reinforcing foundations. By incorporating drilling techniques from ground anchor methods and pressure grouting techniques into conventional micro pile technology, high-strength steel pipes and large-diameter deformed bars are used to create piles with high strength and high load-bearing capacity. The construction machinery is compact, allowing for work in narrow and low-headroom spaces, and it is also capable of constructing inclined shafts, making it effective for reinforcement against horizontal forces. 【Features】 - Compact construction machinery allows for work in narrow and low-headroom spaces. - Capable of drilling in sandy gravel, cobble, and bedrock. - Combines high-strength steel pipes and deformed bars, achieving high strength and high load-bearing capacity through pressure grouting. - Capable of constructing inclined shafts and effective for reinforcement against horizontal forces.

Reinforcement and repair materialsFoundation constructionPiles, caissons, sheet piles