CHIANGRAILAND CEMENT BLOCK CO., LTD.

Reinforced concrete pipes

Tongue and groove pipes are among the most widely used reinforced concrete pipes for general drainage systems. Round in shape, they are well suited for general drainage applications in residential buildings and factories, as well as for wastewater drainage in road construction projects. When selecting this type of pipe, load-bearing capacity should be the key consideration. For construction areas without regular heavy truck traffic, standard reinforced or even unreinforced tongue and groove concrete pipes are suitable. However, for applications requiring higher load-bearing capacity, pipes manufactured to TIS (Thai Industrial Standard) quality classes 1 through 4 are recommended.

Concrete Electric Pole

• Prestressed concrete electric poles are the primary structural support used for carrying overhead power lines and both low-voltage and high-voltage distribution systems, in accordance with electricity authority standards.
• Selecting the right concrete electric pole requires considering the appropriate height and load capacity for the intended application, such as low-voltage or high-voltage electrical systems.

How to Select the Right Pole Size for Your Application

• 8-meter poles: Suitable for service poles and extending electrical connections to residential homes, farms, or agricultural plots.
• 9-meter poles: Suitable for general low-voltage distribution systems.
• 12-meter 12.20-meter and 14-meter poles: Suitable for high-voltage distribution systems or for installing electrical transformer equipment.

Chiangrailand Cement Block Co., Ltd. specializes in the manufacture and supply of a full range of prestressed concrete products designed to meet our customers’ needs, including 

1. reinforced concrete pipes
2. concrete utility poles

Meeting our customers’ needs to industry standards

Quality Service and a Full Range of Prestressed Concrete Products

“Committed to manufacturing quality concrete products, delivered on time, to meet our customers’ needs and drive continuous improvement.”