Corrugated sheet metal THE EDGE
steelfor bridge construction

corrugated sheet metal
corrugated sheet metal
corrugated sheet metal
corrugated sheet metal
corrugated sheet metal
corrugated sheet metal
corrugated sheet metal
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Characteristics

Type
corrugated
Material
steel
Applications
for bridge construction

Description

Revolutionizing ​tunnel liner ​construction methods and application ranges. THE EDGE Four-Flange Structural Liner is the latest innovation from AIL’s research and development teams. Flanged seams instead of conventional plate overlaps Simply put, THE EDGE is just the integration of bolting flanges to all four sides of our Super•Cor plate sections. However, it has been revolutionizing traditional liner plate construction methods and application ranges for the civil and mining sectors. Ten times stiffer, 5 times stronger than traditional steel liner plate The flanges add significant strength to the plates and structures, often reducing the need for reinforcement ribs on applications like large tunnels or support structures. Build from one side — faster, safer and more accurately THE EDGE Four-Flange Structural Liner allows for better fitting/assembly of plates and that means smaller crews and a lower installed cost. The flanges can be ordered on the outside or the inside of a structure, so assembly work can be carried out all from one side when access is restrictive. Underground tunnels, support structures and shaft liners can be completely built from the inside. Structures over functioning rail lines, conveyors or streams can be built from the outside. Custom curved or leak-resistant structures Optional custom flanged plates can be incorporated to facilitate curved structures and gaskets can be added to the flange seams to provide leak-resistance for a wide array of applications.
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