
Reinforced elastomeric bearings
Reinforced elastomeric bearings manufactured according to EN 1337-3, forming the core of the GUMBA production range for road and rail bridges.
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Reinforced elastomeric bearings manufactured according to EN 1337-3, forming the core of the GUMBA production range for road and rail bridges.

Pot bearings according to EN 1337-5, part of the GUMBA production range for structures requiring high vertical load capacity with rotation.

Spherical bearings according to EN 1337-7, supplied as part of the GUMBA bridge bearing programme.

Guide bearings and horizontal load bearings according to EN 1337-8, used where horizontal forces must be transferred and movement directed.

Restraining structures according to EN 1337-8, listed in the GUMBA production range alongside guide and horizontal load bearings.

Sliding bearings from the GUMBA production range, including versions for incremental launching of bridge superstructures.

Adjustable bearings from the GUMBA production range, alongside assembly bearings and customised designs such as bearings for uplift forces.

GUMBA bridge movement joints. The programme sheet shows Gumba Typ 1, Typ 2, Typ 1/2, Typ 5 and Typ 20 joint constructions for bridge deck movement.

Centrally positioned waterstop of the DAT series, offering direct sealing against pressurised water. Compared with conventional internal waterstops, reinforcement routing is considerably simplified and more economical.

Eccentric version of the DAT series with an additional compression chamber, which also secures the required edge distance. Optionally combined with connection waterstops for polymer sealing sheets.

Alternative version of the DAT 290 with integrated welding flanges for connection to polymer sealing sheets.

Internal waterstops for construction joints in concrete structures, available with steel plates where required. Supplied in Nitriflex to DIN 18541 and Elastoflex to DIN 7865, as well as TPE, PE and PVC-P.

Internal waterstops for expansion joints in concrete structures, listed in the BESAPLAST waterstop programme with and without steel plates.

External waterstops for construction and expansion joints, including versions with lateral steel plates, from the BESAPLAST waterstop programme.

Capping joint tapes (Fugenabschlussbänder) from the BESAPLAST programme, used to close and seal joints at the surface.

Joint sheets (Stegbahnen), factory-made moulded parts (Formteile) forming complete waterstop systems, and formwork accessories, as listed in the BESAPLAST catalogue.

Full metal floor profile for movement joints in floors, from the DEFLEX joint systems programme for floors, walls and ceilings.

Floor profile combining a metal frame with a Nitriflex elastomer insert, for movement joints subject to traffic.

Floor joint profile for field limitation joints (Feldbegrenzungsfugen) in large concrete slabs.

Wall and ceiling joint profiles for movement joints, part of the DEFLEX programme covering joint, wall, floor, ceiling and roof profiles.

Special-purpose profiles (Sonderprofile) produced by DEFLEX for joint situations outside the standard programme.

Three-layer composite polymer membrane with a robust polymer layer laminated on one side with a polyester fleece, forming a permanent bond with concrete cast against it. Applied horizontally and vertically, including onto existing walls.

Double-sided adhesive tape used to join Besamembran strips lengthwise, as shown in detail P-02. Tight overlap made with 4 cm wide double-sided butyl tape.

APP150 tape used for cross-connections of membrane strips and for interior and exterior corner execution, as shown in details P-01, P-01A, P-04 and P-05.

Sealing cord listed in the Besamembran product data sheet as part of the ancillary material range for the membrane system.

EPDM flange for sealing pipes, tubes and round penetrations through the Besamembran waterproofing membrane.

Liquid sealant based on a bitumen-rubber or butyl compound, listed in the Besamembran product data sheet under materials.
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