Each pier will share the seismic inertial forces!
The "DSF Bearing" is a product developed through research to maximize the functionality of elastic rubber, enabling it to perform adequately in horizontally distributed force bridges. By using a laminated structure of elastic rubber, it ensures high strength and stabilizes the structure for support. It excels in the function of dispersing inertial forces during earthquakes across multiple bridge piers. Additionally, due to the double rust prevention of durable and weather-resistant rubber materials and steel, it has a long service life. 【Features】 ■ Rubber reinforced with steel plates firmly supports the structure ■ Softly supports shaking during earthquakes ■ Excellent durability *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Structure】 ■Upper steel plate ■Rubber ■Internal steel plate ■Laminated rubber ・Load support, vertical elasticity, and rotation absorption functions ・Horizontal elasticity function ・Restoration function *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Since our establishment in 1953, we have been providing industrial rubber products and equipment. Through our road and bridge business, railway business, crane business, water stop business, seismic isolation construction business, and construction projects, we have responded to the trust of everyone in the industry. Moving forward, we will continue to utilize the technology and know-how we have cultivated over more than half a century to proactively propose technical solutions and construction methods that meet customer needs, striving to meet your expectations.
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