BEAMS

Concrete beams are horizontal members designed to carry loads, resist bending, and transfer forces to vertical supports such as columns or walls. Reinforced with steel bars (rebar) or prestressed tendons, they combine the compressive strength of concrete with the tensile strength of steel. Depending on structural needs, beams can take different shapes—such as rectangular beams, T-beams, or L-beams—each suited for specific applications. Concrete beams are commonly used in floors, roofs, bridges, and other load-bearing systems.

Concrete piles, on the other hand, are deep foundation elements that transfer loads from a structure to stronger soil or rock layers beneath the surface. They are driven, bored, or cast in place to provide stability where shallow foundations are not sufficient. Piles are especially crucial for large buildings, bridges, and marine structures, ensuring resistance against settlement, uplift, and lateral forces.

Concore offers a wide range of machinery to produce high-quality concrete beams and piles, extruder slipformer as well as moulds. With advanced technology and proven expertise, Concore equipment enables efficient, precise, and cost-effective manufacturing processes.