For preventing root rot of steel pipe columns such as lighting poles, sign poles, utility poles, pedestrian bridges, park playground equipment, and buildings!
The "SCFR method" is a repair and reinforcement technique that enables long lifespan through stable "prevention of external corrosion and increase in plate thickness" using SCFR sheets made of carbon fiber. By using a lattice-like carbon fiber reinforced plastic sheet, grease-like epoxy resin, and epoxy resin that can bond firmly with steel plates, it exhibits strong adhesion and bonding strength. It theoretically demonstrates an "increase in plate thickness effect of (0.4mm × number of sheets)" and ensures the necessary load-bearing capacity. 【Features】 ■ Corrosion prevention effect ■ Load-bearing capacity increase effect (plate thickness can be increased) ■ Performance stability effect (high-quality construction is possible) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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The association aims to promote the SCFR method nationwide with the cooperation of local authorized dealers, focusing on improving construction techniques through the dissemination of this method and training sessions for managers and engineers. The SCFR method utilizes carbon fiber, which has recently gained attention as an efficient and economical repair and reinforcement material. It involves properly preparing the corroded areas, adhering SCFR sheets to the structure with a specialized adhesive, and applying a finishing coat on the surface, serving as a corrosion prevention, repair, and reinforcement method.
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