Ductile driven piles
For a secure footing.
The particular characteristics of HLV® piles make them ideally suited to load-bearing applications in all types of foundations. HLV® piles are primarily used in the construction of buildings, halls, bridges, sewage treatment plants, dams and pipelines.
The economical and operational characteristics of these piles speak for themselves:
- Sturdy base materials stand firm in against extremely high impact.
- Piles guarantee a secure footing in the soil for decades.
- Limited vibration during installation.
- Easy transport to the construction site.
- Secure frictional connections between individual pile sections.
- Comparatively little equipment required.
- Flexibly and economically adaptable to subsoil and foundation conditions.
Additional features of HLV® ductile piles:
- Pressure-grouted or not grouted as pressure or tensile piles
- Pressure-grouted or not grouted as pressure or tensile piles
- Load transfer of up to 1,400kN
- Vertical or sloped to depths of 55m