Floating Beam
Floating Beam
A floating beam is a heavy-duty steel beam that holds girder segments in line while joints are cast. It keeps drop-in segments steady, and its accurate fit keeps them aligned. Built tough, it carries large loads at the joint, so the finished girder runs true. It can be reused from job to job, which helps keep costs down on repeat work. Used in bridge girder joint pours.
Manufactured in customised sizes and designs as per project drawings and site requirements.
Key Features
Built with precision engineering for reliable, long-term performance on site.
Holds drop-in segments steady
Accurate fit keeps segments aligned
Reusable from job to job
Built tough for heavy loads
Floating Beam
Built to rigorous industrial standards for ultimate structural performance and reliability.
Technical Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
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