横目地 ゴム製
横目地 ゴム製
橋軸(車両の進行方向)に対して 直角あるいは斜めに設置されるジョイント
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Expansion joint, diaphragm-free joint (rubber type), horizontal joint.
It is a separation structure of surface rubber, receiving plate (load support plate), receiving base, and anchor bolts.
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Bridge expansion joint device "DIA Free Joint Horizontal Joint K-210"
We can accommodate both pre-installed and post-installed methods for various types of bridges, including RC bridges, PC bridges, and steel bridges!
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Side-view diamond-free joint 'K-40'
In repairs that do not require chipping, you can prolong the lifespan of the bridge without damaging the deck and reduce maintenance costs!
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Diagonal-use diaphragm-free joint "K-50"
We can accommodate both pre-installed and post-installed methods for various types of bridges, including RC bridges, PC bridges, and steel bridges!
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Diagonal Free Joint "K-80"
The surface rubber, receiving plate, and receiving base have a separated structure, so wear of the surface rubber does not expose the steel plate that causes slipping, allowing for safe operation!
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Diagonal Diamond-Free Joint "K-110"
It can be repaired in a short time, which also helps reduce economic losses due to traffic congestion!
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Side-view diamond-free joint "K-210"
In repairs that do not require chipping, you can prolong the lifespan of the bridge without damaging the deck and reduce maintenance costs!
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Side-eye use diamond-free joint "K-240"
It can be repaired in a short time, which also helps reduce economic losses due to traffic congestion!
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Diagonal Free Joint "K-330"
The surface rubber, receiving plate, and receiving base have a separated structure, so wear of the surface rubber does not expose the steel plate that causes slipping, allowing for safe operation!
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Side-view diamond-free joint "K-530"
We can accommodate both pre-installed and post-installed methods for various types of bridges such as RC bridges, PC bridges, and steel bridges!
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