BCJ evaluation acquisition Vertical self-weight support wire method_ All threads to wire!
Replace the vertical self-weight support with a fully threaded one, allowing for construction with wire. With overwhelming workability and weight reduction, the efficiency of the entire process is improved, enhancing productivity.
Traditionally, it has been common to use fully threaded rods for vertical load-bearing supports; however, in this method, by selecting an appropriate wire diameter according to the weight of the supported material, you can use wire as a vertical load-bearing support instead of fully threaded rods. This method has obtained a general evaluation from the Building Center of Japan (hereinafter referred to as "BCJ") as the "Gripple Wire System - Vertical Load Support Method" (BCJ Evaluation - SS0062-1). Additionally, if seismic support is required, conventional seismic support construction must be carried out in accordance with the seismic design and construction guidelines for building equipment.
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Recently, there has been a decrease in the construction labor force, leading to an increased demand for labor-saving and efficiency-enhancing methods in building equipment construction. On the other hand, in relation to the SDGs, the construction industry is also being called upon to implement environmentally friendly practices. An innovative construction method that contributes to solving these challenges is Gripple's vertical self-weight support wire method. 1. Lightweight components: When comparing the weight of the all-thread (M10) used in conventional methods with that of Gripple wire (2 mm diameter) at the same length, the weight of Gripple wire is about 3% of that of the all-thread. This reduction in component weight not only enhances the efficiency and safety of work in building equipment construction, which primarily involves high-altitude tasks, but also significantly reduces the costs associated with transporting and storing materials on site. 2. Contribution to CO2 emission reduction: By replacing all-thread with wire, the amount of iron used is greatly reduced. Consequently, the CO2 emissions during the manufacturing of each component are also reduced to about 3% of that of the all-thread. Additionally, the reduction in weight leads to decreased transportation frequency to the site, allowing for a reduction in CO2 emissions from vehicles. 3. Reduced construction time: All components are provided in kits so that construction can begin immediately on site. No prior preparation, such as component processing, is necessary, and there is no waste material to dispose of. The construction process is simple, making it easy for anyone to carry out the installation.
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Can be used for raceways, cable racks, corner ducts, spiral ducts, flexible ducts, chambers, and refrigerant pipes. *If seismic bracing is required, please ensure that construction is carried out in accordance with the 2014 Guidelines for Seismic Design and Construction of Building Equipment.
Company information
Headquarters: United Kingdom: Sheffield Expansion: 90 countries and regions worldwide Japanese Corporation: Gripple Japan Co., Ltd. (established in 2018) Our company is the Japanese subsidiary of Gripple, a pioneering manufacturer of wire joint fittings, established in the UK in 1988. We have been selling our products globally as a top-class player in the industry. Since 1998, we have developed a unique construction method using Gripple and wire ropes, entering the construction industry. Our methods for fall prevention and trip prevention in electrical and air conditioning work have received high praise in various countries, including the UK, the USA, and Germany. In Japan, we focus on sales of products that are generally evaluated by the Japan Building Center and registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) under NETIS.
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