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06-06-2025
How Is PC Wire Used Differently in Post-Tension vs Pre-Tension Systems?PC Wire (Prestressed Concrete Wire) is a crucial material used to strengthen prestressed concrete. It is commonly applied in two major systems: Pre-tension and Post-tension. While they use similar materials, the method of application and the advantages of each system are distinctly different. Let’s explore the differences🔹 Pre-Tension (Before Concrete Pouring)In this system, PC Wire is tensioned before the concrete is poured into the mold. Once the wire is stretched to the required force, concrete is poured over it. After the concrete sets and gains strength, the tension is released, and the wire tries to return to its original state, which compresses the concrete.Ideal for: Factory-made precast elements such as floor planks, hollow-core slabs, and concrete beamsAdvantages: Quality can be easily controlled in a factory settingLimitations: Requires large formwork and transportation of finished components to the site🔹Post-Tension (After Concrete Pouring)In this method, ducts or sheaths are placed inside the formwork before concrete pouring. Once the concrete is cured, PC Wire is threaded through the ducts, then tensioned and anchored at both ends. Finally, the ducts are filled with grout to protect the steel and bond it to the concrete.Ideal for: Large-scale projects such as high-rise buildings, bridges, and flat slab systemsAdvantages: More design flexibility, thinner structural elements, material efficiencyLimitations: Requires skilled labor and strict on-site quality control*Both systems have unique strengths and trade-offs. Choosing the right one depends on project type, budget, and engineering requirements.At SIW, we manufacture high-quality PC Wire for prestressed concrete applications in both pre-tension and post-tension systems. Our products are certified with TIS standards and trusted in over 70 countries worldwide.hashtag#SIW hashtag#PCwire hashtag#posttension hashtag#pretension
15-01-2025
Gen Y leadership shaping the future of organizations Naphitset Chainapong, Head of Section-Demand and Market Planning, who plays a key role in driving organizational success. “Growing up in the middle of Gen Y, I’ve witnessed the rapid evolution of technology, transitioning from the analog era to the fully digital age we live in today. This experience has shaped my mindset and serves as a fundamental basis for how I approach my work to this day. In my perspective, the transition to digital is no longer an option but a necessity. I clearly remember when I started working at SIW, we relied heavily on paper documents, and at times, the piles of paperwork were almost impossible to manage. But today, we’ve seen a significant difference. Many documents no longer need to be printed, and they have been fully integrated into a digital system. Additionally, we now use various software tools to analyze statistical data, helping us identify market demands and study consumer behavior quickly and more accurately. The result is more precise decision-making, allowing us to better meet our customers’ needs. Another equally important and trending topic is sustainability. In my perspective, it’s not just a fancy phrase but a global responsibility that every organization should prioritize. SIW has continuously developed sustainability strategies, such as controlling carbon emissions, initiating the "1 Rai Farm" project, and organizing CSR activities that foster collaboration with local communities. We’ve always believed that growth must come with a sense of responsibility toward both our communities and the world. As a Gen Y, I believe SIW benefits from the generation gap, gaining fresh ideas from younger team members and valuable experience from senior colleagues. An organization’s success doesn’t depend on one individual but comes from the synergy of all generations working together to innovate while preserving the past and continuing to develop sustainably. And finally, I believe that working in this rapidly changing era requires flexibility, open-mindedness, and collaboration from everyone. With our collective dedication, I am confident that SIW will overcome every challenge and continue to grow steadily in an ever-changing world.”
08-06-2022
เรามาทำความรู้จักกับลวดเหล็กสปริง กันดีกว่ามีกี่ชนิด ลวดสปริงสามารถแบ่งออกเป็นชนิดต่าง ๆ ดังนี้ 1. Hard Drawn Steel Wire - (JIS G 3521) ลวดเหล็กที่ผลิตภายใต้กระบวนการรีดเย็น โดยใช้เหล็กลวดที่มีส่วนผสมของคาร์บอนสูง ที่เหมาะกับการใช้ผลิตในหลากหลายอุตสาหกรรม เช่น ยานยนต์ เครื่องจักรกล เครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้า เป็นต้น โดย Hard Drawn Wire แบ่งเป็น 3 เกรด คือ SWA SWB และ SWC แต่ละเกรดมีคุณสมบัติที่แตกต่างกันไปขึ้นอยู่กับประเภทการใช้งาน 2. Piano Wire - ลวดเปียโน (JIS G 3522) ลวดเปียโนผลิตจากกระบวนการรีดเย็น โดยใช้ลวดเหล็กที่มีส่วนผสมคาร์บอน ด้วยคุณภาพที่ดีนี้ ลวดเปียโนจึงนำมาใช้ในการผลิตสปริงที่มีคุณภาพสูงเป็นพิเศษ เช่น สปริงในอุตสาหกรรมยานยนต์ โช๊ค เครื่องยนต์ อาทิ สปริงวาวล์ สปริงเบรค สปริงคลัชท์ หรือ เครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้าบางประเภท เป็นต้น ซึ่งลวดเปียโนสามารถแบ่งเกรดเป็น SWPA, SWPB และ SWPV โดยแต่ละเกรดมีความเหมาะสมในการใช้งานที่แตกต่างกันไปตามประเภทงาน
16-12-2024
Construction Trends to Watch in 2025 Modern construction trends focus not only on developing advanced and robust structures but also on integrating clean and alternative energy sources to promote sustainability and reduce environmental impacts. These trends mark a significant step toward a sustainable future. Sustainable Construction The concept of sustainable construction is gaining significant traction in the construction industry as it aligns with ESG principles, emphasizing environmental impact reduction and efficient resource use. Examples include: Utilizing environmentally friendly construction materials. Implementing carbon-reduction techniques in construction processes. Managing waste effectively by sorting and recycling materials. This approach not only mitigates environmental impacts but also enhances resource efficiency, ensuring that modern structures meet current needs without depleting future resources. Digital Technology in Construction Digital technologies are transforming workflows in the construction industry, making them more efficient and sustainable. Examples include: IoT (Internet of Things): Real-time data collection devices for monitoring safety on construction sites. AI (Artificial Intelligence): Data analysis tools to optimize processes, such as safety risk assessments. BIM (Building Information Modeling): Enables precise structural designs and project management, minimizing material waste and construction errors. Other advanced technologies, such as drones for 3D site surveys and AR/VR for virtual design, reduce costs, improve safety, and facilitate accurate decision-making. Clean Energy The adoption of clean energy in construction is accelerating, particularly in large-scale projects aiming to minimize environmental impacts. Examples include: Solar Roofs: Lower energy costs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Wind Energy: Harnessing wind power to decrease reliance on fossil fuel-based electricity. Using clean energy not only lessens environmental impacts but also reduces energy costs, creating sustainable structures to meet future needs efficiently. Prefabrication Prefabricated construction is another key trend. This involves designing and manufacturing components such as pre-made walls, floor panels, columns, and roofs in controlled factory environments before assembling them on-site. Prefabrication speeds up construction, reduces site complexities, and ensures quality. SIW’s Commitment to Construction Trends SIW prioritizes key construction trends, such as employing AI to enhance operational efficiency, utilizing clean energy like solar power, and supporting sustainable construction through recycled materials from EAF (Electric Arc Furnace) technology. SIW has also achieved Green Industry Level 4 certification and is working towards its Net Zero carbon emission goal by 2050, advancing sustainability in all dimensions of the construction industry.
10-03-2023
“การตอบสนองและแก้ปัญหาได้รวดเร็วคือเคล็ดลับสู่ความสำเร็จ” มาฟังแนวคิดในการดำเนินธุรกิจและประสบการณ์การทำงานร่วมกับสยามลวดเหล็กฯ จากคุณประวัติ เกลียวปิยะ (กรรมการผู้จัดการ บริษัท พี.เอ็น.ซี.เรียลเอสเตท จำกัด และ บริษัท พี.เอ็น.ซี.คอนกรีต จำกัด)
04-12-2024
Concrete Roads vs. Asphalt Roads: Which is Better? Selecting the right material for road construction is a critical decision that influences performance, longevity, and overall cost. Concrete and asphalt are the two primary options, each with distinct advantages and limitations. The key is to choose the material that best aligns with the intended application and environmental conditions. Asphalt Roads Asphalt roads are known for their flexibility and smooth surface, offering a more comfortable driving experience. However, they are vulnerable to weather conditions, such as extreme heat or heavy rain, which accelerates deterioration. Typically, asphalt roads have an average lifespan of 10–15 years, making them suitable for general use and smaller projects. Advantages • Lower initial construction costs. • Quick construction time; roads can be used immediately after the asphalt is laid. • Simple and fast maintenance using resurfacing techniques (re-paving the road surface). Disadvantages • Faster degradation compared to concrete, particularly in areas with high temperatures or frequent flooding. • High maintenance costs due to the need for frequent repairs. Concrete Roads Concrete roads consist of a mixture of cement, stone, sand, and reinforcement materials such as wire mesh, which enhance strength and durability. With an average lifespan of 20–40 years, concrete roads are ideal for large-scale projects and infrastructure that must withstand heavy loads, such as highways, bridges, and industrial zones. Advantages • Superior strength and durability, capable of handling heavy loads effectively. • Stable and smooth surface, with reduced risk of subsidence over time. • Long-term cost-efficiency due to lower maintenance requirements. Disadvantages • Higher initial construction costs. • Longer construction times, as the concrete must cure and gain strength before use. • Complex and costly maintenance processes for repairs. Deciding between concrete and asphalt roads requires careful consideration of factors such as usage, budget, and environmental conditions. By aligning these factors with the project’s objectives, you can ensure the road meets its intended purpose effectively. Siam Industrial Wire offers premium-quality wire mesh steel grids tailored for concrete road and flooring applications. These products are manufactured in compliance with Thai Industrial Standards (TIS) and certified by the Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI). The offerings include TIS 737 for standard applications and TIS 926 for cane and rubber-specific uses, ensuring superior quality and performance. Wire Mesh : https://www.siw.co.th/th/product-detail/wire-mesh
17-02-2023
In the construction of housing estates or condos at present, most of them have begun to use precast concrete widely instead of the traditional brick wall construction. Especially in the construction of large villages that require a large number of similar houses. Because it can help save resource costs in many aspects, such as time and manpower. It can also control standards better than brick construction. and today, Siam Steel Wire We will take a closer look at why precast concrete walls are popular among builders. And what should the residents do when using a house built from precast concrete? What is Precast Concrete? Precast Concrete is a part of the wall of a house or condo that will be precast in the factory before being moved for installation at the job site. This is different from the plastered brick wall that will be cast on site by the contractor. Precast Concrete has two main components, which are concrete texture and reinforcement with Wire Mesh or Cold Drawn Wire. Advantages of Precast Concrete1. Save construction time because the precast concrete wall can be cast and prepared in the factory during foundation assembly and then welded and assembled on-site.Unlike brick walls, construction only begins after the foundation has been assembled.2. Quality meets the same standard Because there is a casting from the factory, it does not depend on the skill of the mechanic or the weather at the job site.3. It requires much less labor than brick walls. because every part has been successfully cast from the factory and therefore can be placed in the house.4. High strength, so it can be used instead of columns or beams to support weight. because the structure consists of concrete and is also reinforced with Wire Mesh or Cold Drawn In addition, Siam Industrial Wire sells wire mesh and cold drawn from 4 mm to 12 mm, ready for use in precast concrete wall assembly, and it has met global standards, so you can be confident in its strength. more details: https://www.siw.co.th/en/product-detail/wire-mesh Caution1. Precast Concrete will not encounter cracks because the parts are cast in the same piece. But there may be a problem of water leakage along the edge of the wall joint if the connection is not tight enough.2. Wall drilling must be advised by engineers if it is supporting the weight of the structure.
06-05-2025
SIW-Testing Service Center for Prestressed Steel Wire Quality TestingPerfect for manufacturers or users of PC Wire and PC Strand who require quality test results according to various standards. With over 30 years of expertise, SIW’s lab specializes in prestressed steel wire quality testing.Convenient, Fast, and Cost-effectiveISO/IEC 17025 certified by NATA (National Association of Testing Authorities, Australia)Detailed, Clear, and Traceable Reports at Every Step, with Analysis and Improvement SuggestionsModern Equipment with High Efficiency and Precision of Over 99.95%Flexible Testing Customization Based on Client Requirements, Including Specific TestsService Information:1. Fatigue Testing MachineBrand: Zwick Roell, Model: HA500Testing Standards Supported: AS/NZS 4672.1, AS/NZS 4672.2, BS 5896, LNEC E 542, LNEC E 453, ISO 15630 Part 3, TIS 95-2540, TIS 420-2540PC Wire: Maximum Load 500 kN, Sample Diameter 5 – 22 mmPC Strand: Maximum Load 500 kN, Sample Diameter 5 – 22 mmDeformed Bar: Maximum Load 500 kN, Sample Diameter 5 – 40 mm2. Relaxation Testing MachineTesting Standards Supported: AS/NZS 4672.1, AS/NZS 4672.2, ASTM A416/A416M, ASTM A421/A421M, ASTM A881, BS 5896, ISO 15630-3, JIS G3536, TIS 95-2540, TIS 420-2540PC Wire: Maximum Load 300 kN, Sample Diameter 4 – 9 mmPC Strand: Maximum Load 500 kN, Sample Diameter 9.3 – 18.0 mm
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