Road infrastructure
Steel bridge decks, girders and support structures for road bridges and overpasses, from the workshop to installation on site.
A steel bridge deck is built twice: first in the workshop, where everything can be controlled, then on site, where weather, access and traffic set the pace. We try to move as much of the second stage as possible into the first.
Segments are assembled in the hall, checked for dimensions and coated before transport. On site, lifting, setting on the bearings and connecting remain, work that can be planned into short road or waterway closures.
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Decks and girders
Welded girders from heavy plate, with transverse and longitudinal stiffeners.
Workshop preassembly
Segments are assembled and checked in the hall before transport.
Launching and erection
Launching on roller beds or lifting with crawler cranes, including from a barge when the bridge crosses water.
Site connections
High strength bolted or welded on site, as the design requires.
From the gallery
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View from beneath a steel bridge deck, at water level.
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Steel bridge deck over a canal, with the crane on the bank.
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Lifting equipment on a pontoon, along the canal.
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Deck segment lifted by a crawler crane.
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Deck element during lifting, with temporary guardrail.
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A steel structure lifted with two cranes.