Rubber Bridge Expansion Joints

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Negotiable MOQ: 1 Set (Price negotiable depending on order volume and customization)
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Brand Name:
Hengshui JingTong Rubber Co., Ltd.
Place of Origin:
China
Model Number:
2
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Brand Name Hengshui JingTong Rubber Co., Ltd.
Place of Origin China
Model Number 2

Rubber bridge expansion joints are mainly made of rubber, steel plate and angle iron. Steel plates are set in the rubber bridge expansion to strengthen the bearing capacity and they can slide freely along the angle iron to meet the expansion deformation of main grid.


Because of the excellent sealability and shock-absorbing effect of rubber, rubber bridge expansion joints do well in proofing water and reducing noise. The elasticity of rubber plates and its shear deformation in the telescopic channel helps the whole device to realize telescopic motion.

Features

Rubber bridge expansion joints made of prime-quality rubber are anti-aging and have a long service life. Being wear-resistant, this product can withstand reiteration function of vehicle load. During installation, bolt holes on the bottom and each junction are filled with adhesion agent which makes the whole rubber bridge expansion joints be highly water-resistant.


Application

Rubber bridge expansion joints for movements of up to 60 mm apply to normal bridges. Compared with expressway, rubber bridge expansion joints are more suitable for being installed on the flyovers. They are also good choices for building new bridges.


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Business Type
Manufacturer
Year Established
1996
Annual Export Value
Below US$1 Million
Main Markets
North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, Mid East, Eastern Asia, Western Europe, Central America, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, South Asia, Domestic Market