Strength And Quality Of Cold Formed Sheet Piling

When the price of steel escalates, the need to save material using high quality cold formed sheet piling is sought, but of course without compromising on safety. Cold formed sheet piling is between 50% – 200% higher in strength to weight ratio compared to thicker hot rolled shett profiles.

Cold formed sheet piling and sheet piles are on average between 10% – 75% higher in strength to weight ratio when compared to the cold formed sheet piling by others. In fact, cold formed sheet piling O is the only profile that has very high stiffnes, unmatched by any light gauge sheet piles in the market. The rigid cold formed sheet piling O wall is specially adept for remedying landslides and is used as heavy duty cantilevered retaining walls.

The straightness and precision of the product gives it maximum water tightness and ease of driving. There is every reason to use cold formed sheet piling in terms of costs, strength, quality, ease of driving and last but not least: unparalleled high performance.

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