The precast construction of the upper structure of the sheet pile mooring quay, being implemented in harbor works, has been realized!
The "Port Wall" is a precast sheet pile block for mooring that allows for efficiency improvements and significant reductions in construction time through mechanical work. Skilled tasks such as formwork and rebar work on the sea side are not required. Since all construction work is done from the land side, it is less affected by tidal fluctuations. 【Features】 ■ Efficiency improvements and significant construction time reductions through mechanical work ■ No need for skilled tasks such as formwork and rebar work on the sea side ■ All construction work is done from the land side only ■ Less affected by tidal fluctuations ■ Reduction of formwork waste, and no need for bottom formwork that was difficult to manufacture *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Shape】 ■ Steel sheet pile type ■ Steel pipe pile type *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Rivers and Ports *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since our founding in 1925, we have contributed to the development of Japan's land through concrete products. From Sendai in the north to Hiroshima in the south, we respond to inquiries from various regions through a wide network. We have also established a system for delivering products from our own factory and manufacturing partners across the country. We offer over 1,800 types of products, the majority of which are original. We propose many products that contribute to "national resilience" as disaster prevention and mitigation measures against typhoons, floods, water damage, and landslides. With the motto "Proposal and technical capabilities that shape the future of Japan," we strive to meet our customers' expectations.
