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HPR35 Mini rotary drilling rig offers low clearance and lightweight construction as its core advantages, making it ideal for confined working environments and complex site access requirements.
The MJS Method (Metro Jet System) utilizes a specially designed porous pipe and front-end device to achieve stratum cutting via high-pressure jet flow and inject hardening materials. Combined with an active sludge discharge system and real-time underground pressure monitoring technology, it precisely regulates construction pressure to ensure stable pile-forming quality, while significantly reducing disturbance to the surrounding environment. It is suitable for multi-angle and large-depth foundation reinforcement projects.
A Side Grip Vibro Hammer is an excavator-mounted tool that clamps onto the side of a pile (sheet, H-beam, tube) to drive it into the ground or extract it, offering significant advantages for jobs in confined spaces, under bridges, or where height is limited, as it eliminates the need for tall cranes and allows for handling and pitching the pile with the same machine. This specialized equipment provides greater control and efficiency in complex site conditions by gripping the pile laterally, allowing for vertical vibrations without the height restrictions of traditional top-grip hammers.
KR360C/M Caterpillar Chassis Built With A Series Of Full Electric Control Rotary Drilling Rig
The KR90C rotary drilling rig is a compact and highly efficient foundation equipment designed for urban and confined construction sites. Built on a reliable Caterpillar undercarriage (CAT C4.4 engine), it combines world-class hydraulic control technology with APIE’s expertise in piling machinery manufacturing. The KR90C is ideal for small to medium-sized projects requiring flexibility, productivity, and reliability.
The chain knife underground diaphragm wall forming machine is a powerful tool for underground foundation construction, widely applied in various projects such as construction and revetment works. It mixes the original soil and injects grout through chain saw cutters to form continuous, flat, and uniformly thick walls. These walls exhibit excellent water-stopping performance, with a permeability coefficient of up to 1×10⁻⁷ cm/s or even lower. Paired with high-precision inclinometers, it ensures that the verticality error is ≤1/250.
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