Development Speeds Increase 25% at Mt Ovit Tunnel, Turkey
Excavation speeds in the Mt Ovit Tunnel increased 25% after a switch to BarChip Macro Synthetic Fibers
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Precast Grandstand Thickness Reduced from 22cm to 12 cm at Debrecen Stadium, Hungary
The use of BarChip Fibers Helped Reduce Element Thickness From 22cm to 12cm
Precast Concrete Dome Barriers Reduced from 150mm to 50mm Thick
Barchip Synthetic Fibers are the primary reinforcement in precast domes protecting Thailand’s coast from erosion
Optimise the Design of Your Precast Elements with Finite Element Analysis
BarChip Fibers reinforced the Precast Tanks in this ambitious waste water treatment system
Eliminate the Risk of Rust and Concrete Cancer with BarChip Fiber Reinforcement
BarChip fibers were used to reinforce the Victor Harbor Boat Ramp in corrosive conditions
Precast Tidal Zone Sea Wall Design Eliminated the Risk of Corrosion.
BarChip Synthetic Fiber Reinforcement was used to replace steel reinforcing as it in non-corrosive and more durable than steel.
Provo Canyon Highway- Utah, United States
The Utah Department of Transportation officials approved the use of BarChip because of the superior performance and the additional benefits offered.
Metal Deck Pittsburgh Eliminated Craneage of Steel Mesh
Barchip Synthetic fiber enable steel mesh to be eliminated from suspended metal deck concrete slab.
BarChip Reinforced Shotcrete Helps Make the Toughest Jobs Possible
BarChip macro synthetic fiber reinforcement was able to stabilise the remote embankment.
Grandis Close Eliminates Steel Mesh From Townhouse Slabs
Grandis Close 19 townhouse development reinforced the engineered concrete slabs with Barchip syntehtic fibers.
Legacy Way Tunnel Cross Passages
Cast in Situ final lining of the Legacy Way Cross Passages reinforced with Barchip Synthetic Fiber Concrete Reinforcement.
Euclid Creek Starter and Exit Tunnels
Barchip Synthetic Fiber Reinforcement used as the primary reinforcement in the Cast In Place Final Lining at the Euclid Creek Starter and Exit Tunnels.
