A Bridge bearing is a critical component that provides a resting surface between bridge piers and the bridge deck. Its primary purpose is to allow controlled movement, thereby reducing structural stresses. These movements are typically caused by thermal expansion and contraction, creep, shrinkage, or fatigue. External factors like ground settlement and seismic activity also necessitate the use of high-quality bearings.

Our rubber elastomeric bearing pads are designed with sufficient vertical stiffness to support heavy loads while transferring pressure from the superstructure to the abutment. They are increasingly favored in modern construction for their reliability and shock absorption properties.

Function: Transferring various loads from the superstructure to the pier and adapting to variable positions (displacement and rotation) generated by load, temperature changes, and concrete shrinkage.