Three Methods of Acoustic Boring Pipe Connection

Clamp-type acoustic pipe, connected with a special hydraulic clamp, is simple and quick, five times faster than traditional methods, saving time, costs, and waste. No need for skilled workers, no site limitations, with stable tensile and torsional resistance performance.

Selecting high-quality steel to enhance seismic strength and lifespan. Bi-directional flanges, strong operational capabilities, and easy assembly. Secure design with double flange construction for reinforced interfaces.

Helical Acoustic Sound Tube, no on-site welding required; assembly of pipe joints takes no more than one minute. It's simple, quick, and anti-loosening, anti-leakage, with installation costs accounting for only about 10% of labor costs. It boasts high tensile strength, good torque resistance, vibration resistance, strong sealing, and prevents water leakage, deformation, and clogging.

Sleeve-type Acoustic Testing Pipes feature excellent safety, high tensile and torsional strength, resistance to deformation, and superior sealing properties, making them ideal for key engineering bridge projects. During the assembly of sleeve-type acoustic testing pipes, the testing tube is placed alongside the reinforcing cage. Upon completing the connection, when placing the reinforcing cage back, it is necessary to fill it with water and check for any leaks.