An affordable alternative to traditional driven piles!

Widely used in residential and commercial construction, screw piles offer a cost-effective alternative to driven structures, the installation of which requires specialized drilling equipment.

These products are characterized by quick installation and an affordable price compared to most other types of foundation piles. They are used in constructing foundations for outbuildings, swimming pools, concrete pavements, fences, commercial buildings, generator station platforms, retaining walls, restoring old foundations, and reinforcing foundations for new building additions.

Installing screw piles requires compact, mobile equipment, making them particularly convenient in confined construction sites. These piles can withstand loads of up to 19 tons and are installed using specialized fasteners used to restore and strengthen damaged or settled foundations.

Screw piles are often referred to as helical anchors or supports. They resemble a spiral or threaded structure wrapped around a central rod. The shape of the piles can span the entire length of the element or be located only at the top. The choice of material, size, thickness, configuration, and other characteristics depends on the specific construction project.

Piles are typically driven or screwed into the ground using specialized equipment, such as a pile driver. The installation principle is similar to driving a screw into a wall: the pile is rotated and gradually driven deeper into the soil. Installation is accomplished using special attachments or high-torque devices operating at low speeds.

Helical pile driver for excavator ensure precise pile penetration to the required depth. Penetration is controlled by measuring hydraulic force and torque during installation.