Lightweight foamed material and embankment material "Super Sol"
Lightweight foamed material and embankment material "Super Sol"
"Super Sol" is a lightweight material made from recycled waste glass. It is an irregularly shaped aggregate with a particle size of 2 to 75 mm, composed of soil components, making it an environmentally friendly material. The specific gravity and water absorption rate can be controlled during manufacturing to suit various applications.
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Glass foam lightweight material and embankment material "Super Sol L2" *Case study collection gift
Soil pressure reduction, soft ground improvement! Lightweight and easy to handle, with excellent drainage! Easy to install!!
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Greening Inorganic Soil Improvement Material Super Sol L1
It creates well-draining, breathable soil.
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Water quality purification material Super Sol L2・L4
Water quality purification through the action of microorganisms.
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Agricultural materials Super Sol L1
Lightweight and made of super soil with excellent drainage and breathability, making work easy! Increased yield!
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Super Sol L3 Surface Leveling Material for Road Unevenness Caused by Earthquakes
Quick work with lightweight sandbags! Lightweight sandbags for road surface elevation.
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Glass foam lightweight material "Super Sol L2" *Sample & construction case collection provided.
Soil pressure reduction, soft ground improvement! Active as a lightweight fill material, contributing to shortened construction periods. Complies with JIS standards.
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Lightweight foamed material "Super Sol" made from waste glass bottles.
Recycled materials are increasingly being used in civil engineering, greening, agriculture, and water purification, among other applications.
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Super Sol "Mixed Lightweight Soil" *Acquired certification for public procurement eligibility.
Mixed lightweight soil is a construction method that involves mixing lightweight super soil with generated soil and other materials. The mixing ratio can be calculated based on the upper limit of unit volume weight, which helps to reduce material costs.
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