Results for tag: "Soil Anchor"

Soil Anchors are a type of civil engineering technology used to stabilize soil and rock slopes, retaining walls, and other structures. They are typically used in areas where traditional methods of stabilization, such as nailing or bolting, are not feasible. Soil Anchors are typically made of steel, and are installed by drilling a hole into the soil and inserting the anchor. The anchor is then secured with a grout or cement mixture. Soil Anchors are used in a variety of civil engineering applications, including slope stabilization, retaining walls, bridge abutments, and foundation stabilization. They are also used in the construction of dams, tunnels, and other underground structures. The Soil Anchor market is highly competitive, with a number of companies offering a variety of products and services. Some of the major players in the market include MacLean-Fogg, DSI Underground, and Hayward Baker. Other companies in the market include Soil Nailing Solutions, Soil Stabilization Solutions, and Soil Anchor Systems. Show Less Read more