Bridge supports - Import export

Lubrication of rolling and friction bearings, as well as other machine elements at medium rotating speeds or sliding speeds in a broad temperature range For example, electric motors, drives, control systems and telecommunication and navigation systems under arctic conditions, Bowden cables and brake mechanisms in aircraft, sliding parts in shock-freezing systems etc. Lubricating grease for plastic/plastic and plastic/metal pairs and elastomers For plastic sliding coatings in bridge supports and as a parting agent in plastics processing Advantages and benefits Highly effective due to optimum formula Broad temperature range with a wide range of possible uses Excellently suited for lubricating plastics and elastomers Lubricating grease resistant to ageing, especially at low temperatures

Protection of pipes and channels in the whole range of air-conditioning and ventilation technology In the cladding and metal construction, e.g. at railings, bridge parts or supports Advantages and benefits High efficiency through excellent adhesive properties and high resistance of the cured film to impact and scratches Best use as decoration layer of all metallic sur Economically due to low consumption and self-cleaning valve

The µCAN.1.sg-BOX is a decentralized CAN module for the acquisition of strain gauge or resistance bridge signals. The CAN interface supports the protocol CANopen.

The slabs formwork on the desk helps to speed up the working process. Thanks to universal elements it can be used for different requirements at the construction site. The main components of the system are props. The main technical features of telescopic props: •working ranges height along allow tying-in to projects of any complexity •tower load carrying capacity can vary from 1 up to 3 tons •foundation nut is made of wrought iron recommended by European institutions for use at high shock loads in construction Shuttering telescopic props are designed to support horizontal shuttering liners when casting bridgings and use as temporary supports for fixing the horizontal elements during mounting and dismantling of various structures. Set of different height along supporting telescopic props allows performing in situ concrete works at any heights of up to 5.3 m.

Adapter RSAM80 & RSAMG80 Bridge construction and bridge monitoring Tunnel construction Earth and rock monitoring – e.g. steeply upwards or along the slope Enables measurements and monitoring from virtually any angle, where space is tight and on hard-to-reach areas The clip system allows the original measurement point to be restored both quickly and cheaply in the event of damage. Many measurements can be carried out within a short time when used with up-to-date total stations. Drilling is no longer required as pre-installed anchor sleeves for Dw15 threads can be used for mounting Anchor sleeves can be installed during the construction phase for survey points, e.g. above and below the bridge support, in the case of retaining structures and in many more applications. Material: Stainless steel V4A Temperature and UV-resistant Crosshairs are imprinted on the backing plate under the exact centre of the reflective target to ensure the survey point is durably marked. If the reflective t

Colloide provides circular and rectangular scraping systems (plastic and steel) for settlement and flotation tanks. These tanks are generally rectangular or circular, designed to separate solids from the liquid by either settlement or flotation. Circular Tanks We offer two alternatives for circular tanks: -A rotating bridge structure powered by a peripheral drive unit. The bridge supports a frame below it onto which is fixed sludge scraping blades at floor level and a scum blade at top water level. -A fixed bridge mounted on the walls of the tank. A central drive unit rotates the scraping mechanism around the tank, the sludge scraping blades diverting the sludge to a hopper. Rectangular Tanks A chain and flight principle is used for rectangular tanks, consisting of two main chains which move the scraping booms up and down the tanks. When scraping at top water level, the booms push the floated material to one end of the tank, where it is collected by a rotating sludge pipe.