A Steel Sheet Pile is a structural element in the form of a steel sheet with an interlocking design, commonly used for retaining walls, cofferdams, and other earth-retaining structures. Its interlocking mechanism allows for a continuous wall that provides stability against soil or water pressure.
| Property | Description |
| Material | Typically made of steel, offering strength and durability |
| Application | Commonly used in construction for retaining walls, cofferdams, and foundation support |
| Design | Interlocking profile allows for the creation of continuous walls |
| Types | Various shapes and profiles available, including U-shape, Z-shape, and straight |
| Installation | Driven or vibrated into the ground, forming a continuous barrier |
| Size and Dimensions | Available in different lengths, widths, and thicknesses to suit specific requirements |
| Corrosion Resistance | Galvanized or coated options for improved corrosion resistance |
| Standards and Specs | ASTM A328 and ASTM A572 are common standards for steel sheet piles |
| Manufacturers | Numerous steel fabrication companies globally |
| Long-term Performance | Provides structural stability in earth-retaining applications over an extended period |
| Considerations | Selection based on soil conditions, load-bearing requirements, and environmental factors |
| MOQ | 5 Tons |
