Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Did you know this?
It's a load-bearing element.
This is a load-bearing element for temporary wooden anchors.
That's amazing, isn't it!
I thought, “It’ll rot away after installation!?” but actually, since it’s covered in cement slurry,
No way, lol.
Well, it's an environmentally friendly product, in line with the current trend toward the SDGs and carbon reduction, isn't it?
The tip is the same as that of a standard cast load-bearing element.
Although this temporary anchor is somewhat smaller in terms of the number of PC strands and load capacity,
I think it might go over well with government officials, so I’d like to try using it sometime.
With a little creativity, you can definitely write about “reducing carbon dioxide emissions,” lol.
Since the development of materials and construction methods in our slope stabilization industry is so slow—or practically nonexistent—new products like this are great, aren't they?
See you later.
Sales areKowa Industries, Inc.
