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Pile Points and Splices
Pile points protect piles driven into rock, cobbles, and dense soils. Splices extend H-piles, pipe piles, and prestressed concrete piles to longer lengths. Both can speed installation, add structural support, and cut costly construction time.
Most of these accessories are easy to attach. Specifications normally require certified welders, but full all-position certification may not be needed, so a capable laborer on the pile crew can often install certain points and splices. With heavier loads, difficult soils, and longer piles, protective points, and splices are cost effective and sometimes necessary for a properly designed and built foundation.
Timber
Timber Pile PointsShoes and points for driving timber piles in hard soils.Read more →Timber Pile SplicesWays to join timber piles for longer lengths.Read more →
Steel H-pile
H-Pile PointsPoints that protect H-piles driven into rock or dense soils.Read more →H-Pile SplicesSplices to extend H-piles in the field.Read more →H-Pile Splice AttachmentsAttachments used with H-pile splices.Read more →
Steel pipe and sheet
Pipe Pile PointsClosed and open-end points for pipe piles.Read more →Pipe Pile SplicesSplices that extend pipe piles.Read more →Sheet Pile PointsPoints for sheet piles driven into hard layers.Read more →
Concrete and composite
Concrete Pile PointsPoints for precast and prestressed concrete piles.Read more →Concrete Pile SplicesSplices for precast and prestressed concrete piles.Read more →Composite Pile SplicesSplices for composite piles.Read more →
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