Erect A 51m Bridge Temporary Bridge Mechanized Bridge
Description of Erect A 51m Bridge Temporary Bridge Mechanized Bridge:
Erect A 51m Bridge Temporary Bridge Mechanized Bridge is a set of
mechanized bridge with big single span accepted by vehicle. One
complete set of equipment consists of one erection vehicle and six
transport vehicles with bridge bays, which can be assembled into an
emergency bridge rapidly to ensure all sorts of vehicles to go
across quickly.
Erect A 51m Bridge Temporary Bridge Mechanized Bridge possesses the
feature of decent flexibility, large single span, humble structure,
quick erection, high mechanization and less manpower. Moreover, it
has the benefits of suitable transportation and favorable
adaptability of bank.
Main features of Erect A 51m Bridge Temporary Bridge Mechanized
Bridge:
1Excellent cross country performance: Cross country chassis (8×8
erection vehicle, 6×6 transportation vehicle)
2 Large single span: max. single span reaches 51m
3 Less composition unit: one erection vehicle, six transportation
vehicle
4 Fast erection: 90min (To erect a 51m bridge)
5 High mechanization level, low labor intensity: using remote
control operation
6 Less operators: 3-4(not including drivers)
Erect A 51m Bridge Temporary Bridge Mechanized Bridge is used to
fast erect a temporary bridge of 17-51m, 4m wide to ensure all
sorts of vehicles with the tracked load of up to 60t or an axle
load of up to 13t to go across obstacles including rivers and dry
ditches.
China Harzone dedicates itself to the following fields:
Design and manufacturing of military bridges and emergency rescue
equipment
Design,manufacturing and installation of various kinds of steel
bridges and steel structures
Research and re-fitting of special-purpose vehicles and equipment
Engineering contracting
Import and Export trading business
Harzone products have been exported to more than 40 countries and
regions around the world and own a good reputation from
international client.Moreover,China Harzone has been listed in the
state emergency purchasing system and also the largest qualified
rescue machinery supplier of the United Nations Emergency
Procurement.
