Metal grating BOCCA C250
for waterfor the construction industryconstruction

Metal grating - BOCCA C250 - Fonderie Belli SPA - for water / for the construction industry / construction
Metal grating - BOCCA C250 - Fonderie Belli SPA - for water / for the construction industry / construction
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Characteristics

Material
metal
Product applications
construction, for the construction industry, for water

Description

Square shaped grating in ductile iron EN-GJS-500-7 conforming to the norm EN 1563:2018, with load bearing capacity over 250 KN (25 tons) conforming with the load classes C250 as set out by norm EN 124:2015 TECHNICAL SHEET It is made as a single cast, which facilitates its installation and reduces the unit load on the supporting wall. It is particularly tall, which means it can be used in any type of pavement. It presents thin bars on the front, which allow the reception of water and avoid the introduction of any rubbish (stones, leaves and cans) and the intrusion of rats. The back side is concave in shape, with a slope towards the inside, which facilitates the channelling and the efficient flowing of water. The upper side, which can be walked on, presents anti-skip grips and a hole, which guarantees the flowing of water, even in case of obstruction on the street side, thereby avoiding any eventual flooding. The new pavement inlet solves all the problems of highway drainage thanks to drains gratings: for example, when the vertical grating is blocked due to the presence of rubbish, leaves or other, when the asphalt embankment tends to reduce the rise of the pavement, or in case of accidental alterations of the road section. This model, totally new, facilitates any action of workmen to free the inlet from surface obstructions. It is conceived for installation with the rectangular manhole cover CHC5070 for pavement inspection.
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