Sidewalk Bridge Post Legs
CLIFF is the leading manufacturer for sidewalk bridge post legs.
They are manufactured from heavy-duty tubes and heavy-duty plates and special grade of Nuts are used & Bolts are of special head design which perfectly fits the Dia of the tube.
Finish of Scaffolding available are:
- Hot Dip Galvanized
- Zinc Coated & PU Zinc coated
- Painted
| Product Code | Size |
|---|---|
| (in feet) | |
| CSSBPL08 | 8' |
| CSSBPL10 | 10' |
| CSSBPL12 | 12' |
| CSSBPL14 | 14' |
| CSSBPL16 | 16' |
| CSSBPL18 | 18' |
| CSSBPL20 | 20' |
| CSSBPL22 | 22' |
| CSSBPL24 | 24' |
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Header Clamp
Header clamps are used in construction for a variety of purposes. In the context of I-beams and posts, header clamps are typically used to connect the two structural elements.
Here’s how header clamps are used to hold posts with I-beams:
- Attaching posts to I-beams: Header clamps can be used to secure posts to I-beams, providing a stable connection point for other structural elements.
- Creating structural support: By connecting posts to I-beams, header clamps help distribute weight and provide structural support to the building.
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Girth
Girths are made out of Galvanized steel pipes with pressed ends & are used to give support to the Bridge Post legs. These are independently erected between the Post legs which connect the post and give them support.
Galvanized steel pipes are used to make girths because they are strong, durable, and corrosion-resistant. The pressed ends of the pipes help to ensure a secure connection between the girth and the post legs.
Girths are an important part of the bridge structure because they help to distribute the load of the bridge evenly across the post legs. This helps to prevent the post legs from buckling or failing under the weight of the bridge.
Girths are typically spaced evenly along the length of the bridge. The spacing of the girths will depend on the size and design of the bridge.
Girths are an essential part of the bridge structure and play a vital role in ensuring the safety and stability of the bridge.
| Product Code | Size |
|---|---|
| (in feet) | |
| CSGT10 | 1' |
| CSGT20 | 2' |
| CSGT30 | 3' |
| CSGT40 | 4' |
| CSGT50 | 5' |
| CSGT60 | 6' |
| CSGT70 | 7' |
| CSGT80 | 8' |
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Galvanized Corrugated Sheets
Galvanized sheets are steel sheets that have been coated with zinc for corrosion resistance. Here’s a breakdown of what makes them a popular choice in various industries:
What are the Benefits of Galvanized Sheets?
- Corrosion Resistance: The zinc coating acts as a barrier, preventing rust even when exposed to moisture.
- Durability: They have a longer lifespan compared to regular steel sheets.
- Low Maintenance: The zinc coating protects against rust, reducing the need for frequent upkeep.
- Versatility: Suitable for various applications, from roofing and siding to ducting and automotive parts.
- Cost-Effective: While the initial cost might be slightly higher than regular steel, their longevity and reduced maintenance often make them a more economical choice in the long run.
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I-Beam
I-beams, also known as H-beams, are structural elements with a cross-section resembling the letter “I” or “H”. They are widely used in construction due to their strength and efficiency in supporting loads.
Key Features and Benefits:
- Shape: The distinctive I or H shape consists of two flanges (horizontal elements) connected by a web (vertical element). This design provides excellent resistance to bending and shear forces.
- Strength: I-beams are typically made of structural steel, offering high tensile and compressive strength.
- Efficiency: The shape of the I-beam maximizes the load-bearing capacity while minimizing the amount of material required, making it a cost-effective choice.
- Versatility: I-beams can be used in various applications, including beams, columns, and girders.
Types of I-beams:
- Wide Flange Beams (W-shapes): These are the most common type, with parallel flanges and a wider web.
- American Standard Beams (S-shapes): These have tapered flanges and a narrower web.
- Universal Beams (UBs): These are similar to W-shapes but with specific dimensions and tolerances defined by British and European standards.
| Product Code | Size (in feet) |
|---|---|
| CSGS08 | 8' |
| CSGS110 | 10' |
| CSGS12 | 12' |
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