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Equipment used for concrete core drilling (core bit, drill, and water supply pump)

Services

What We Do

Specialized construction work essential to every building, centered on concrete core drilling and non-destructive testing — handled end to end in-house.

CORE SERVICES

Four Core Fields

A technician drilling a hole into a concrete floor with a diamond core drill
DIAMOND CORING

Diamond Core Drilling

Diamond core drilling uses a diamond-tipped bit rotating at high speed to drill holes in concrete (ALC, ALC board, and siding board) for water supply, drainage, electrical, and telephone piping, as well as for removing partitions or creating new openings. Because we inject water during cutting, the process is low-noise, vibration-free, and produces no dust.

Diameters from 12.5 to 600 mm
Low-noise, vibration-free, and dust-free
Anchored to walls or floors as standard
Suction mounts used where anchoring is not possible
An inspection site with a grid marked on a concrete surface for X-ray scanning
X-RAY INSPECTION

X-Ray Inspection

X-ray inspection is a technique for examining the interior of walls, floors, and other structures without damaging them. It is used mainly to confirm the position of rebar, piping, and voids inside concrete, helping ensure safety before work such as core drilling or chipping. Our vehicle is equipped with a dedicated darkroom for on-site film processing, so results are available on the spot. We use those results to plan accurate, safe construction.

Clearly visualizes rebar, piping, and wiring
Identifies position and cover thickness
Prevents accidents before moving to the next process
Scanning the interior of a concrete floor with a handheld RC radar device
RC RADAR

RC Radar Scanning

RC radar scanning uses dedicated electromagnetic radar to non-destructively inspect rebar, cover thickness, and voids inside reinforced concrete. It is harmless to the human body, so inspections can be carried out even in occupied or powered facilities. It pinpoints position and depth with high accuracy, enabling a quick safety check before core drilling or anchor installation.

Safe for use in occupied facilities such as hospitals
Inspection possible from a single side
Analyzes position, depth, and cover thickness
Moves quickly to the next process
Anchor bolts neatly set into a concrete foundation
ANCHORING

Anchor Installation

Anchor installation involves drilling holes into existing concrete and embedding bolts or fittings to secure structures. It is used in a wide range of applications, including mounting equipment and piping, installing machinery, and seismic reinforcement. Depending on the application, we use cast-in anchors set during concrete pouring or post-installed anchors (metal or adhesive type) set afterward. Because secure fastening is essential, we confirm quality with pull-out testing on post-installed anchors, ensuring precise and safe installation.

Cast-in anchors
Post-installed anchors (metal or adhesive type)
Quality confirmed by pull-out testing
OTHER WORK

Other Services

A worker wearing dust protection while chipping concrete with a power tool

Concrete Chipping

Concrete chipping uses dedicated machinery and tools to shave or partially demolish hard structures such as concrete, asphalt, and tile. It is carried out mainly in renovation, demolition, and equipment work to create openings for piping and wiring. We remove unwanted sections with accuracy and safety, keeping the impact on the surrounding area to a minimum.

A job site where sleeves and inserts are set in place before concrete is poured

Sleeve & Insert Installation

Sleeve and insert installation places openings (sleeves) for piping and wiring, and embedded fittings (inserts) for securing equipment, at designated positions in a building's concrete structure before the concrete is poured.

A worker demolishing interior walls and ceiling

Interior Demolition

Interior demolition removes existing ceiling, wall, and floor finishes, fixtures, and equipment as part of renovation or restoration work. Before starting, we check the demolition scope and the condition of existing fixtures, taking care not to damage the parts left in place or the structural frame. We enforce strict dust and noise control and safety management, and dispose of waste materials properly in accordance with the law.

WHY ARTIS

Why ARTIS

01
TECHNOLOGY

Proven Technical Skill

Our staff bring excellent construction skills and know-how that shorten project timelines. With specialized techniques such as X-ray inspection, we combine proven technical skill with extensive field experience to deliver careful, detailed work.

02
MOBILITY

In-House Agility

By providing our own vehicles, staff, and equipment, we keep intermediary costs down. With a large network of partner contractors, we complete work quickly without changing your requested schedule — balancing quality and cost.

03
TRUST

Trusted Relationships

Beyond technical skill, we aim to be a company that delivers peace of mind — valuing the connections between people and with our customers. Guided by our commitment to safety, reliability, and care, we strive to be a trusted partner for everyone involved in construction.

Diamond core drilling being performed on a concrete floor
CLIENTS

Key Clients

Centered on general contractors and equipment companies,
we maintain long-term partnerships with leading firms
in the equipment industry.

Sanken Setsubi Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Taisei Setsubi Co., Ltd.
Shinryo Corporation
Taisei Oncho Co., Ltd.
Suga Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Yamato Corporation
Kawasaki Setsubi Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Taihei Engineering Co., Ltd.