Scz18 Scz25 Scz35, 6 / 9 / 12m Length U-Shaped Steel Profile, Water-Stop Steel Sheet Pile

Steel sheet piles are extended structural components equipped with a vertical interlocking system, forming a continuous wall. These walls are frequently employed for retaining either soil or water. The effectiveness of a sheet pile section is contingent upon its geometry and the characteristics of the soil into which it is driven. A steel pile can take various forms, including a rolled section, a fabricated shape, or a singular piece of sheet pile. Additionally, multiple sections of sheet piles may be interconnected to create a box shape and driven collectively as one pile. The primary advantage of utilizing a steel pile lies in its remarkable load-carrying capacity, capable of supporting up to 100 tons per pile.

Sheet piles are a ubiquitous construction material with metal sheets featuring interlocking edges. Their applications are diverse, encompassing uses such as retaining walls, flood defense, ship berthing structures, foundations in various structures, basements and car parks, and even at seaports. Thanks to their interlocked edges, sheet piles can be efficiently installed into the ground to establish a stable foundation for a wide range of structures.