Repair and reinforcement method for poles using carbon fiber! Achieve extended life for poles with low cost and speedy construction. Applicable to concrete poles as well.
At Yoshimoto Pole, we are implementing the "YCK Method" using thermoplastic carbon fiber material "CFRTP." Utilizing the characteristics of thermoplastics, the sheets are formed into rolls, allowing for an easy method where adhesive is simply applied to the pole and the sheet is attached. This speedy work reduces construction costs and extends the life of the pole until the time for replacement and renewal. Additionally, as a pole manufacturer, we conduct bending strength tests to confirm effectiveness. [Features] ■ Low-cost and speedy response to dangerous aging deterioration ■ Multi-layer structure to stop corrosion ■ Approximately 10 years of life extension effect ■ Quick construction in a short time ■ Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information Provision System Registration Number: KT-170077-A *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【CFRTP Features】 ■Weather resistance: Prevents the progression of corrosion ■Tensile strength: Approximately 10 times the specific strength of steel, fail-safe effect ■Formability: As a thermoplastic, it can accommodate a wide range of pipe diameters ■Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism New Technology Information Provision System Registration Number: KT-170077-A *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At Yoshimoto Pole, we are developing our business centered on pole manufacturing and sales in three areas. The "Public Infrastructure" area, which creates the foundation of society such as electricity and transportation; the "Information Network" area, which supports the development of communication equipment and information environments; and the "Living Environment" area, which supports environments related to comfortable living, such as sports facilities and various public facilities. Leveraging the comprehensive capabilities cultivated by continuously responding to various needs, we proudly engage in our business as a "partner in town development."
