Wet Tremies

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Wet Tremies

For underwater concrete placement, flooded shafts, bridgework, piers, bored holes & more.

Information
  • For underwater concrete placement – flooded shafts, bridgework, piers, bored holes ✓
  • Tremies fit snuggly & quickly together for a tight fit ✓
  • Intended for straight suspension (no bends) ✓
  • Integrated rigging components cannot be lost ✓
  • Sections are slippery & easy to clean out ✓

Superchute® can provide free and helpful sketches within 24 hours.

A Site Sketch:

  • Shows a clear drawing of the tremie system
  • Shows the precise quantity of tremie sections needed for the job
  • Recommends the appropriate Superchute® Tremie Accessories
  • Contact us for your custom site sketch

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  • Assemblies hang down
  • Remove the cables from the lowest section prior to building the tremie – they are not needed & could become snagged
  • Overall section diameter is 7″ greater than the tube diameter due to the protruding linking hardware – an 8″ dia. tremie requires a 15″ dia. clearance minimum

 

How to shorten a tremie
How to place concrete in a water filled form 

brochure-tremies-4sides-1Tremie Chutes Brochure

PDF version

Models

 

Superchute® Green Wet Tremie

  • Diameters offered – 4″, 6″, 8″, 10″, 12″
  • Length of a single section: 13 feet (4 meters) max. – shorter sizes available
  • Weight of a 13′ x 8″ section: 65 lb. Volume 0.17 yd3
  • Stainless steel shackle incorporates unique locking design to prevent loss of shackle pin

 

Superchute® High Strength Blue Wet Tremie

  • Diameters offered: 4″, 6″, 8″, 10″, 12″
  • Length of a single section: 20 feet (6 meters) max. – shorter sections available
  • Weight of a 20′ x 8″ section: 120 lb. Volume 0.25 yd3
  • Stainless steel shackle incorporates unique locking design to prevent loss of shackle pin
Parts

Superchute® Cable Assemblies

  • Quickly add or remove chute sections for your job with our strong & lightweight linking system
  • Chutes clip one on top of another using cables and U-bolts on both sides of the chute
  • Connected cables support the entire weight of the chute without strain on the chute wall

Note: A cable assembly pair supports the weight of the chute sections beneath (cable assemblies higher up support more weight than lower ones)

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