Corrosion Resistance Paint Steel Box Girder Bridge 5000m Length 150ton Load Capacity

Product Description:

Steel Box Girder Bridge is a steel bridge system designed to provide a strong and long-lasting solution for various bridge applications. It is composed of steel girders that are designed to bear heavy loads while providing a sturdy structure for bridge construction. The steel girders are of superior quality and can withstand the harsh environment of a bridge and its structural requirements. This steel bridge system is also highly durable, with a lifespan of up to 100 years. Moreover, the box girder design provides high strength and rigidity that is suitable for bridge construction. The installation time of this steel bridge system is 6 months, and it can be customized to the specific requirements of the customer. The box girder bridge is also available in different heights ranging from 3m to meet the needs of different bridge projects. Overall, Steel Box Girder Bridge offers a strong, durable, and highly customizable solution for bridge construction.

Features:

• Product Name: Steel Box Girder Bridge
• Installation Time: 6months
• Height: 3m
• Length: 5000m
• Design: As Needs
• Lifespan: 100years
• Keyword: Box Girder Support Bridge, Steel Girder Bridge, Steel Structural Bridge

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

The USEU Steel Box Girder Bridge System B01 is designed to provide a reliable and cost-effective solution for bridge construction. This bridge system is made of steel and is designed to last for up to 100 years with minimal maintenance required. The length of the bridge is 5000m and the width is 10m, making it suitable for many types of bridge construction projects.

The USEU Steel Box Girder Bridge System B01 is designed to be durable and low maintenance, making it an ideal choice for bridge construction projects. With its steel construction, it is also resistant to corrosion and is designed to be able to withstand a large range of loads and stresses. The bridge system also comes with a free maintenance cost, making it an economical choice for bridge construction projects.

The USEU Steel Box Girder Bridge System B01 is an excellent choice for bridge construction projects due to its durability, low maintenance, and cost-effectiveness. It is designed to last for up to 100 years, making it an ideal solution for bridge construction projects. Its steel construction also makes it resistant to corrosion, making it a reliable and long-lasting bridge system.

Customization:

USEU presents you the perfect Steel Box Girder Bridge, with model number B01, for your specific needs. Made with top-notch materials, this bridge features a load capacity of 150ton, corrosion resistance of paint, wind resistance of class 12, and a weight of 5000ton. Its structure is composed of steel girders, ensuring a reliable support system for your bridge.

Support and Services:

Steel Box Girder Bridge provides technical support and services to customers. We have a dedicated customer service team that provides prompt and efficient assistance to customers with inquiries. Our customer service staff are available to answer all your questions and provide you with detailed guidance.

We also offer a range of online resources and tutorials to help customers get the most out of Steel Box Girder Bridge. Our website contains plenty of helpful information on our products and services, as well as FAQs and other helpful tips. We also provide technical support via email and telephone.

Furthermore, we offer maintenance and repair services to ensure that your Steel Box Girder Bridge is always in top condition. Our experienced technicians can quickly diagnose any issues and provide you with a cost-effective solution.

Packing and Shipping:

Steel Box Girder Bridge is packaged in wooden boxes and secured with foam cushioning. The box size is customized according to the size of the bridge. The shipping method for Steel Box Girder Bridge is usually by sea or land. For overseas orders, the bridge is usually packed in multiple parts and shipped in separate containers.

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