ONE WIN ENGINEERING LIMITED
Our company has been established for many years, engaging in various projects such as drilling and cutting, wall grooving, diamond chain cutting and dismantling, and silent hydraulic splitting. Over the years, we have accumulated extensive experience and built a solid reputation. All our work teams possess professional skills and, with the support of advanced, multifunctional machines and equipment, are able to handle projects of all sizes to ensure every customer is satisfied. We promise a wide range of engineering services, capable of handling projects big or small, and aim to deliver our best. At the same time, we provide thorough planning for clients, prioritize safety and environmental protection, improve project efficiency, and reduce unnecessary costs, ensuring timely completion of projects for our clients.
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Scope of work
Core Drilling
Core drilling is the process of drilling precise, circular holes into hardened materials (like concrete or rock) or extracting cylindrical samples for structural, geological, or exploratory analysis. We use diamond-tipped cylindrical bits on rotary machines to cut clean, circular openings through concrete walls, floors, and foundations.
Guided Auger Boring
The Guided Auger Boring machine is positioned in the launch pit between thrust walls. Pilot rods are pushed through the ground and kept on course via a steering head monitored by a theodolite camera. Clay jacking pipes are then pushed through the bore.
Mini Tunnel-boring machine (MTBM) pipe jacking
Mini tunnel boring machines (MTBMs), with diameters typically between 550-850mm, are specially designed for tight spaces to lay underground utilities like water pipes, sewage pipes, and cables.
Concrete Cutting
Our concrete cutting and removal services offer a safe, quick, and practical choice, capable of cutting concrete in virtually any environment.
Concrete Core Drilling
Concrete core drilling uses a drill with a diamond-studded drill bit attached to a hollow tube. When drilling, the extracted concrete section (called a slug) is removed and stored in the tube.
Wall Sawing
Wall sawing is similar to slab sawing, except this technique is used for different cutting needs. Wall sawing can typically cut through concrete as thick as 24 inches.
Slab Sawing
Slab sawing is a process that cuts and removes the upper portion of concrete. This is used to create a flat, even plane. For this reason, slab sawing is sometimes referred to as flat sawing.