Automatic Single Span Deck Heavy Mechanized Bridge For Temporary Transportation

Automatic Single Span Deck Heavy Mechanized Bridge For Temporary Transportation

Description:

Heavy Mechanized Bridge is a set of equipment mainly used for bridging small and medium rivers, dry gaps and marshland with a length within 75m and a depth within 5.5m to ensure all sorts of tanks, artilleries and vehicles, and personnel to get across.

The complete set consists of five transport vehicles with bridge spans with a length of 15m. The chassis is type XC2300/8×8 15T class cross-country truck, with advanced engine, gearbox and axles etc. The trestles are controlled by hydraulic winch; the outriggers ban be adjusted by automatic control technology, with double class hydraulic cylinders. The bridge is erected with shear style erection, and span stretching at mean time to keep safety and stability in erection.

China Harzone Industry Corp., Ltd. ,built in 1967, is the subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited(CSSC) and one military enterprise whose conservation was given priority status in China.

Harzone Industry has the qualification of design, manufacturing and installing various steel products: emergency mechanized bridges; temporary and permanent steel bridges such as Pontoon Bridge, Bailey Bridge, Truss Bridge, Suspension Bridge, Girder Bridge and Cable Stayed Bridge; steel structures for industrial workshops, commercial buildings and habitation buildings; special equipment such as power transmission tower, television tower, radio tower, microwave tower, communication tower, and railway steel pole.

Harzone Industry has the first-grade steelwork manufacturing qualification; has the ISO9001-2000 quality system, the ISO14001-2004 Environmental Management System, and has GB/T28001-2001 Occupational Safety Management System Certification.

Harzone Industry owns two Production Bases, one Research & Design Department in Hubei province, and one subsidiary company in Beijing. Our products have been exported to over 40 countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America.