Foundiz develops new techniques and applications that make foundation work more efficient, more feasible, and future-proof.
In addition to providing machines and advice, Foundiz actively works on the development of new foundation techniques and applications within the foundation industry. Based on practical experience and technical knowledge, solutions are created that respond to the challenges on the construction site.
Innovations are aimed at more efficient execution, better controllability of projects, and limiting nuisance for the surrounding area.
New techniques often arise from specific project requirements. By combining experience with piling equipment and execution, solutions are created that align with practical needs.
In doing so, we do not only look at the equipment, but at the complete application: from technique and execution to logistics and environmental factors.
Examples of this are the CPW wall and the leader-guided application of sidegrip vibro hammers. These innovations contribute to more efficient execution and enable new applications within foundation projects.
An important innovation from Foundiz is the leader-guided application of a sidegrip vibro. Several patents have been obtained for this technique.
With this application, a sidegrip vibro is used via a leader construction for the installation of, among other things, steel tubular piles, sheet piles, and beam steel.
An important feature is that the rotating function is integrated into the vibro hammer itself. This allows the foundation element to be positioned accurately and also enables work in limited space or in difficult corners.
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The CPW wall is a foundation technique developed by Foundiz for the vibration-free realization of concrete sheet pile walls in the ground. This technique was developed as an alternative to traditional steel sheet piles, where vibrations, transport, and construction site logistics often pose a challenge.
In this method, hollow panels are pressed into the soil and filled with reinforcement and concrete. The panels function temporarily as formwork and are recovered after the concrete is poured. This creates a concrete wall formed in the ground with a watertight connection between the panels.
The CPW wall offers clear advantages compared to traditional solutions:
Due to the increasing demand for low-emission and emission-free construction methods, the need for zero-emission solutions is also growing within foundation projects. This applies particularly to inner-city areas and locations with stricter requirements.
Therefore, in addition to new techniques for execution and efficiency, we also develop solutions for emission-free piling, such as sheet pile pressing machines with a zero-emission power pack.
At Foundiz, innovation is not separate from practice, but is directly connected to the execution of foundation projects. By continuously developing, improving existing techniques, and applying new techniques in practice, solutions are created that actually contribute to more efficient, safer, and more sustainable foundation projects.
The application of these innovations requires the right coordination between technique, equipment, and execution. You can read more about this on our page about advice.
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