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BRIDGE BEARINGS MECHANICAL & COMPOSITE BEARINGS

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BRIDGE BEARINGS

MECHANICAL & COMPOSITE BEARINGS

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CCL is committed to high quality, innovativeengineering solutions and outstanding service

Expanding Horizons

CCL has been at the forefront of prestressedconcrete design and construction for more than70 years. Its systems are extensively used inhigh-calibre structures, bridges, oil platforms,sports stadia, nuclear power stations, office andresidential buildings across the world.

CCL DesignThe CCL design team has worked on thousands of prestigious structuresaround the world. With vast experience and a proven ability to createinnovative solutions, CCL specialises in the bespoke design of bridgebearings that allow the creation of cutting-edge, pioneering structures.

CCL QualityDelivering quality at every stage, all bridge bearings are designedindividually to exacting standards using high specification materials fromapproved sources. The latest design software and FEA is used tooptimise bearing design for efficiency and cost. CCL's qualitymanagement system complies with EN ISO 9001.

CCL CommitmentCommitted to providing a first class service across the globe, CCL has a reputation for hands-on approachability, going further to deliver a responsive, flexible, cost-effective service and high quality solutions worldwide.

“ CCL offers a unique, high quality, end-to-end service, from initial design through to installation.”

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Bridge bearings support structures at a constant elevation, carrying forces from the superstructure into thesubstructure and allowing necessary superstructure motions to take place. The same principles apply to all typesof structure where forces are exerted. CCL advanced solutions help create innovative bearings that anticipateand counteract these forces.

Irreversible rotations and translations are due to the effects of concrete shrinkage, settlement, construction,dead and superimposed dead loads or any similar effects and will occur only once.

Reversible rotations and translations are due to the effects of temperature, wind and live loads and will occur repeatedly.

DOWNWARD FORCE

Acts vertically through the centre of the bearing.

LONGITUDINAL FORCE

Forces, rotations and translations actalong the bridge main centre line.

TRANSVERSE FORCE

Forces, rotations and translations actperpendicular to the bridge main centre line.

UPLIFTING FORCES

Acts vertically upwards due to vibration, design of bridge or the weight of the superstructure that does not provide significant compressive load.

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Bearing Types

CCL designs bespoke bearings to exacting standards. Most structures require a mixture of bearing typesand clients are advised to contact CCL at an early stage to ensure bearings are designed that perfectlymatch the structure requirements. Bearings are made to order to conform to all relevant local andinternational regulations and standards. Any of the mechanical bearings can be converted to uplift type.

In partnership with the client, CCL can design a unique bearing that meets all specifications.

PF FIXED POT BEARINGResists vertical load and provides restraint in all horizontal directions.

The projecting piston of the top plate is fully retained by the metal pot of thebottom plate to provide full restraint in the horizontal plane. The deformationof the elastomeric disc allows multi-directional rotation to take place.

PS FREE SLIDING POT BEARINGResists vertical load and allows horizontal movements and rotations.

Within the base plate a rocker is fully retained in the pot. The rocker has alubricated, dimpled PTFE disc which slides against the stainless steel plate.The stainless steel plate is fitted to the machined top plate allowing freehorizontal movements between the two sections of the bearing.

PG GUIDED SLIDING POT BEARINGResists vertical load and provides perpendicular restraint.

In the base plate a rocker is retained in the pot with a lubricated, dimpled PTFE disc toslide against the stainless steel plate. The stainless steel plate is fitted to the machinedtop plate between two guide rails, which resist the horizontal load in one direction.Horizontal movement occurs along the length of the guide rails. The deformation of theelastomeric disc under the rocker plate allows multi-directional rotation to take place.

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UG UNIGUIDE BEARINGDoes not cater for vertical load but provides unidirectional movement and is resistant to the horizontal load in the perpendicular direction.

Elastomeric bearings would generally be positioned next to the Uniguide Bearing to take up the vertical load.

LR ELASTOMERIC BEARINGResists vertical load and provides horizontal movements and rotations.

Caters for vertical load where movement is controlled by shear deflection androtation is by angular deformation. Steel reinforced plates are vulcanised inalternating rubber layers which are then enclosed by a rubber outer layer,increasing the bearing resistance to ageing caused by external influences, inparticular ozone.

PR/SR PLAIN PAD BEARING AND STRIPResists low vertical load and allows small movements.

Non-reinforced Elastomeric Pads and Strips are used where low loads andsmall movements and rotations are expected. They are the simplest type ofbearing, readily available and easy to install.

BESPOKE SPECIAL BEARINGSIn addition to the standard range of mechanical bearings, CCL designs bearingsto suit customer requirements, often recommending types of materials orcorrosion protection for highly corrosive areas such as marine locations, orheavily polluted industrial environments.

FP FIXED PIN BEARINGDoes not cater for vertical load but resists horizontal loads in any directions.

Elastomeric bearings would generally be positioned next to the Fixed Pin Bearing to take up the vertical load.

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“ Each and every CCL bearing designed is unique – not picked from a predetermined table. Anything less than bespoke design is a compromise.”

Continual investment in design and integratedmanufacture means bespoke has become standard

CCL Design

From Ideas to InstallationContinual investment in design and integrated manufacture means bespoke hasbecome standard at CCL. Design team members are all experienced designengineers, highly knowledgeable in practical engineering and industry practice.CCL engineers can adapt their design skills for special projects and specificnational codes. Years of extensive experience mean the Company understandsthat bearing design and supply is critical if a project is to be delivered on timeand to specification. The CCL team draws upon skills from across the Groupdelivering bespoke solutions that stand the test of time.

CCL Design PhilosophyEach project is unique and CCL continues to invest in the latest technology,training and materials to make this a reality. Design teams are from bothstructural and mechanical engineering backgrounds, to allow the structuraldesign needs of the client to be combined with a bearing that can be optimisedin terms of manufacture and cost. Clients are encouraged to involve CCL at anearly stage so guidance can be given on selection of bearings and theirinteraction with the rest of the structure.

CCL Design ProcessCCL will commence initial designs based on the information received from clientsor alternatively from site visits on remedial projects if requested. The extent ofdesign depends on the information provided, CCL can give general guidance toconsultants at initial stages based on a small amount of data or be fully involvedin the process at structural design stage. CCL has worked on many complexprojects offering early advice that has assisted in minimising costs and reducing the projects’ critical path.

The bearings listed in this publication are merely a guide. CCL believes inoptimising design for each project. Investments in finite element, 3D Modelling,CAD/CAM and parametrics mean CCL can create full bearing drawings in a very short timescale.

The Manufacturing ProcessCCL is a fully approved ISO facility and adheres to strict quality procedures. Oncebearings are approved they are transferred to the business system and thedrawing issue hard coded to ensure bearings are produced to the client’sapproved specification.

All components are fully inspected on receipt at CCL and are fully traceable tosource, parts are then machined or assembled to a unique order number for thespecified project. On completion every bearing is fully inspected and taggedbefore release to the despatch area.

Testing and InstallationDepending on the client’s wishes and budgets, bearings can either be witnesstested at test facilities or accredited laboratories. CCL staff will be available toproduce test reports and comment on the testing procedure. CCL through itsown site services company can install bearings or carry out certain remedialworks as requested. Site conditions are understood and the Company isavailable to supervise installation by the client or review any remedial actionsdue to installation issues.

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Bridge Name or Reference

Bearing Identification Mark

Number off

Seating materialUpper Surface

Lower Surface

Allowable average contact pressure (N/mm2)

Upper faceServiceabilty

Ultimate

Serviceabilty

Ultimate

max

Vertical permanent

min

Transverse

Longitudinal

Vertical

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Irreversible

Reversible

Lower face

Serviceabilitylimit state

Ultimate limitstate

Design load effects (kN)

Translation (mm)

Rotation (radians)

Serviceabilitylimit state

Ultimate limitstate

Serviceabilitylimit state

Maximum Rate (radians/100 kN)

Upper surface

Lower surface

Overall height

Irreversible

Reversible

Irreversible

Reversible

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Maximum bearing dimensions (mm)

Tolerable movement of bearing under transient loads (mm)

Allowable resistance to rotation under serviceability limit state (kN)

Allowable resistance to translation under serviceability limit state (kNm)

Type fixing required

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Vertical

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Transverse

Longitudinal

Upper face

Lower face

Table 9. Typical bridge bearing schedule to BS5400 9.1: 1983

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PF Fixed Pot Bearings

Assumptions:1. Minimum load is at least 20% of total load2. 30% of minimum load is used as frictional resistance to horizontal load

3. Total rotations are up to 0.02 rads4. Lower and upper contact pressures approach 20N/mm2 at SLS5. 25mm mortar under base

MIN PF50

SLS Permanent Vertical Load (kN) 330

PF100

670

PF150

1000

PF200

1330

PF250

1660

PF300

2000

PF400

2670

PF500

3330

PF750

5000

PF1000

6660

PF1500

10000

PF2000

13330

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 7500 10000 15000 20000

110 210 225 255 350 380 545 810 930 1300 1850 2100

650 1300 2000 2660 3330 4000 5330 6500 9750 13000 19500 26000

140 270 300 330 470 500 710 1050 1200 1690 2400 2700

54 71 84 89 103 115 131 140 166 202 247 282

180 245 300 350 385 415 485 545 670 770 940 1085

145 200 255 305 320 360 420 460 590 675 830 975

180 245 300 350 385 415 485 545 670 770 940 1085

145 200 255 305 320 360 420 460 590 675 830 975

M12 M16 M16 M16 M20 M20 M24 M30 M30 M36 M42 M42

SLS Total Vertical Load (kN)

SLS Horizontal Load (kN)

ULS Vertical Load (kN)

ULS Horizontal Load (kN)

Overall Height a

Base Length and Width b

Base Bolt Ctrs (Square) d

Top Plate Length and Width f

Top Bolt Ctrs (Square) h

Bolt Size

Fixed bearings carry vertical load whilst providing restraint in all horizontaldirections. There are three types of mechanical pot bearings, all of which areavailable in a range of capacities and sizes. Each type utilises a piston, rubberdisc and pot base, with variations to suit.

Guide dimensions only

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Assumptions:1. Minimum load is at least 20% of total load2. Total rotations are up to 0.02 rads

3. Lower and upper contact pressures approach 20N/mm2 at SLS4. 25mm mortar under base5. Movements +/- 25mm SLS

MIN PS50

SLS Permanent Vertical Laod (kN) 330

PS100

670

PS150

1000

PS200

1330

PS250

1660

PS300

2000

PS400

2670

PS500

3330

PS750

5000

PS1000

6660

PS1500

10000

PS2000

13330

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 7500 10000 15000 20000

650 1300 2000 2600 3330 4000 5300 6500 9750 13000 19500 26000

62 85 95 101 133 128 144 158 190 208 253 296

180 245 300 350 385 415 485 550 665 775 940 1190

145 200 255 305 330 360 430 470 600 650 840 995

210 260 300 335 365 385 440 480 570 720 890 960

290 370 425 475 530 560 630 700 825 960 1160 1300

175 215 250 290 310 330 375 425 505 640 790 865

255 325 380 430 475 505 575 645 760 880 1060 1205

M12 M16 M16 M16 M20 M20 M20 M20 M24 M30 M36 M36

SLS Total Vertical Load (kN)

ULS Vertical Load (kN)

Overall Height a

Base Length and Width b

Base Bolt Ctrs (Square) d

Top Plate Length f

Top Plate Width g

Top Plate Bolt Ctrs longitudinally h

Top Plate Bolt Ctrs Transversely j

Bolt Size

PS Free Sliding Bearings

Free sliding bearings carry vertical load whilst allowing horizontal movementand rotation in all directions.

Guide dimensions only

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PG Guided Sliding Pot Bearings

Assumptions:1. Minimum load is at least 20% of total load2. Total rotations are up to 0.02 rads

3. Lower and upper contact pressures approach 20N/mm2 at SLS4. 25mm mortar under base5. Movements +/- 25mm SLS

Guided sliding bearings carry vertical load whilst allowing movement in onedirection and providing restraint perpendicular to this movement. They alsoallow rotation in all directions.

Top Plate

PTFE Disc

Guide BarRocker Plate

Seal

Stainless Steel Slider

Elastomeric DiscPot Base

b

d

g / f

h / j

MIN PG50

SLS Permanent Vertical Load (kN) 330

PG100

660

PG150

1000

PG200

1330

PG250

1660

PG300

2000

PG400

2670

PG500

3330

PG750

5000

PG1000

6660

PG1500

10000

PG2000

13330

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 7500 10000 15000 20000

100 200 220 280 350 380 510 610 890 1350 1700 2100

650 1300 2000 2660 3330 4000 5330 6500 9750 13000 19500 26000

130 250 280 310 440 475 670 790 1120 1580 2200 2550

100 114 122 134 149 159 175 189 227 270 306 360

180 245 300 350 385 415 485 545 670 770 940 1085

145 200 255 305 330 360 420 460 590 675 830 975

225 275 315 350 380 410 460 500 600 720 900 1000

315 380 415 470 515 545 615 690 810 935 1140 1280

190 230 270 305 325 355 395 420 520 625 790 890

SLS Total Vertical Load (kN)

SLS Horizontal Load (kN)

ULS Vertical Load (kN)

ULS Horizontal Load (kN)

Overall Height a

Base Length and Width b

Base Bolt Ctrs (Square) d

Top Plate Length f

Top Plate Width g

Top Plate Ctrs Longitudinally h

280 335 370 425 460 490 550 610 730 840 1030 1170Top Plate Ctrs Transversely j

M12 M16 M16 M16 M20 M20 M24 M30 M30 M36 M42 M42Bolt Size

Guide dimensions only

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FP Fixed Pin Bearings

MIN FP25

FP50

FP75

FP100

FP125

FP150

FP200

SLS Horizontal Load (kN)

ULS Horizontal Load (kN)

Overall Height a

Top Plate & Base Plate Width b

Top Plate & Base Plate Length c

Top & Base Plate Bolt Ctrs Longitudinally e

250 500 750 1000 1250 1500 2000

350 700 1050 1300 1565 1200 2800

90 120 140 140 150 160 170

175 245 310 390 450 530 670

285 425 530 610 650 730 890

110 150 200 280 340 420 560

220 330 420 480 540 620 770

Bolt Size M24 M36 M42 M42 M42 M42 M42

No. of Bolts (Top & Base) 4 4 4 4 6 6 10

Fixed Pin bearings will not transfer any vertical load. The vertical load wouldgenerally be taken by Laminated Elastomeric bearings positioned each side ofthe Fixed Pin bearing.

In situations where space is restricted the bolting of the top plate can provedifficult. Uniguide and Fixed Pin bearings can be supplied with an optionaltang plate to overcome this problem. This provides a permanent anchor forthe bearing within the concrete.

Assumptions:1. 25mm mortar under base

Top & Base Plate Bolt Ctrs Transversely d

Guide dimensions only

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UG Uniguide Bearings

Assumptions:1. Movements +/- 25mm SLS2. 25mm mortar under base

*6 Bolts **8 Bolts

Uniguide bearings allow movement in one direction to allow expansion from the fixed end, but provide restraint in the perpendicular direction.

Uniguide bearings will not transfer any vertical load. Laminated Elastomericbearings would usually be positioned next to the Uniguide to take the vertical load.

MIN UG200

SLS Horizontal Load (kN) 200

UG300

300

UG400

400

UG500

500

UG750

750

UG1000

1000

UG1500

1500

UG1500

2000

280 415 560 700 1030 1400 2100 2800

110 120 140 158 185 220 239 249

180 255 280 320 350 400 510 670

255 270 330 360 470 560 560 560

80 90 100 120 130 140 400 560

200 205 250 280 375 450 450 450

325 350 420 440 495 550 600 760

255 270 330 360 470 560 750 750

270 285 340 360 400 440 490 650

200 205 250 280 375 450 640 640

ULS Horizontal Load (kN)

Overall Height a

Base Plate Length b

Base Plate Width c

Base Plate Bolt Ctrs Longitudinally d

Base Plate Bolt Ctrs Transversely e

Top Plate Length f

Top Plate Width g

Top Plate Bolt Ctrs Longitudinally h

Top Plate Bolt Ctrs Transversely j

M20 M24 M30 M30 M36 M42 M42* M42**Top Bolt Size

M20 M24 M30 M30 M36 M42 M24* M42**Base Bolt Size

8 10 10 10 10 10 12 12Clearance m

918

Guide dimensions only

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LR Elastomeric Bearings

CCL Elastomeric Bearings are usually designed and manufactured toBritish Standard BS 5400: Part 9 :1983 and if required, calculationscan be prepared to take into account EN1337 Specification and theDepartment of Transport requirements listed under theirDepartmental Standard BD20/92.

CCL standard bearings have chloroprene or natural rubber laminatesin thicknesses of 5, 8 and 11mm and steel plates in thicknesses of2, 3 and 4mm. Other thicknesses of rubber laminations and steelplates can be produced if requested.

PR/SR Plain Pad and Strip Bearings

This bearing type is the cheapest and quickest to produce but allowssmall vertical rotation and shear displacements by elastic deformation.They should not be used under heavy and constant shear forces toprolong the lifespan, as long as their maintenance is sustainedthroughout their service life.

Steel Plates

Rubber Laminations

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Technical Information

2520-04-08-ENR3

Example: - Bearing reference 2520-04-08ENR3- Number of rubber laminations = 4- Thickness of laminations = 8mm- Number of plates = 4+1 = 5- Thickness of plate = 3mmT = (2.5 + 2.5) + (4x8) + (5 x 3) = 52

Overall lenght in cmA

Overall breadth in cmB

Number of rubber laminationsC

Thickness of individual rubber laminations in mmD

Grade and type of rubberE

Thickness of steel plate in mm (standard size 2, 3 and 4mm)F

Note: The number of plates = the number of laminates + 1Top and bottom cover thickness = 2.5mmSide cover thickness = 4.5mm

To calculate the total thickness of the bearing:

T = Top and bottom cover thickness + total thicknessof rubber laminations + total thickness of plates.

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BearingReference

1010-01-05ENR21010-02-05ENR21010-03-05ENR21010-04-05ENR21510-01-05ENR21510-02-05ENR21510-03-05ENR21510-04-05ENR21510-05-05ENR22010-01-05ENR22010-02-05ENR22010-03-05ENR22010-04-05ENR22015-01-05ENR22015-02-05ENR22015-03-05ENR22015-04-05ENR22015-05-05ENR22015-06-05ENR22515-01-08ENR32515-02-08ENR32515-03-08ENR32515-04-08ENR32515-05-08ENR32520-01-08ENR32520-02-08ENR32520-03-08ENR32520-04-08ENR32520-05-08ENR33020-01-08ENR33020-02-08ENR33020-03-08ENR33020-04-08ENR33020-05-08ENR33025-01-08ENR33025-02-08ENR33025-03-08ENR33025-04-08ENR33025-05-08ENR33025-06-08ENR33025-07-08ENR34025-01-08ENR34025-02-08ENR34025-03-08ENR34025-04-08ENR34025-05-08ENR34025-06-08ENR34025-07-08ENR34030-01-08ENR34030-02-08ENR34030-03-08ENR34030-04-08ENR34030-05-08ENR34030-06-08ENR34030-07-08ENR34030-08-08ENR34535-01-11ENR44535-02-11ENR44535-03-11ENR44535-04-11ENR44535-05-11ENR44535-06-11ENR44535-07-11ENR45040-01-11ENR45040-02-11ENR45040-03-11ENR45040-04-11ENR45040-05-11ENR45040-06-11ENR45040-07-11ENR45040-08-11ENR46045-01-11ENR46045-02-11ENR46045-03-11ENR46045-04-11ENR46045-05-11ENR46045-06-11ENR46045-07-11ENR46045-08-11ENR46045-09-11ENR4

PlanDimension(mm)

Height(mm)

Weight(kg)

Kc(kN/mm)

Ks(kN/mm)

SLSVerticalLoad (kN)

Zero ShearNo

RotationMax. Shear With Zero Rotation

Max.ShearMovementLocated(mm)

Max.ShearMovementUnLocated

(mm)

SLSVerticalLoad (kN)

SLSVerticalLoad (kN)

RotationalCapacity(Rads)

Max.ShearMovementLocated(mm)

Max.ShearMovementUnLocated

(mm)

SLSVerticalLoad (kN)

RotationalCapacity(Rads)

Zero Shear With Rotation Maximum Shear With Rotation

100 x 100100 x 100100 x 100100 x 100150 x 100150 x 100150 x 100150 x 100150 x 100200 x 100200 x 100200 x 100200 x 100200 x 150200 x 150200 x 150200 x 150200 x 150200 x 150250 x 150250 x 150250 x 150250 x 150250 x 150250 x 200250 x 200250 x 200250 x 200250 x 200300 x 200300 x 200300 x 200300 x 200300 x 200300 x 250300 x 250300 x 250300 x 250300 x 250300 x 250300 x 250400 x 250400 x 250400 x 250400 x 250400 x 250400 x 250400 x 250400 x 300400 x 300400 x 300400 x 300400 x 300400 x 300400 x 300400 x 300450 x 350450 x 350450 x 350450 x 350450 x 350450 x 350450 x 350500 x 400500 x 400500 x 400500 x 400500 x 400500 x 400500 x 400500 x 400600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450600 x 450

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31323232646666656410110510410218519619819819619419019018618117628929128928528038839238838337652353353252852251650982684384183482581580410451076108010751068105910491038123012401233122112071192117617211745174117291714169816791660264326982700268826712650262726022577

0.00900.01670.02400.03090.00830.01530.02190.02810.03380.00800.01460.02080.0266 0.00380.00700.01020.01320.01610.0189 0.00800.01530.02220.02870.03470.00480.00930.01350.01760.0216 0.00470.00900.01310.01700.02080.00320.00610.00890.01170.01440.01700.01950.00310.00590.00860.01120.01370.01620.0186 0.00220.00430.00630.00830.01020.01200.01390.01560.00290.00570.00830.01090.01350.01590.0183 0.00230.00450.00660.00860.01060.01260.01450.01640.00190.00360.00530.00700.00860.01020.01170.01330.0148

Table is for guidance only. Please submit the bearing schedule following table 9. BS5400 specifications for detailed proposal.

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Elastomeric Bearing Installation

A. Cast into recess in concrete with bedding mortar fill D. Cast into in-situ concrete deck

B. Cast onto bedding mortar and built around the edges E. Glued to beam soffit *(standard method)

C. Glued onto smooth mortar plinth *(standard method)

Please note: Bearing must be fixed on the top and bottom faces if positive fixity is required.

BASE FIXITY: TOP FIXITY:

TOP AND BASE FIXITY:

F. Fixed using auxiliary steel plates *(Extreme cases only)

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“Every project is unique, that’s why all CCL bearings are designedspecifically for each structure.

CCL delivers superior products that help build pioneering structures.”

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“CCL helps you create andbuild unique structures. A focus on outstandingtechnical solutions, durableproducts and practical postcompletion advice hasallowed CCL to deliverprojects on an internationalbasis for decades.”

Quality StandardsCCL is an ISO registered company operating a quality managementsystem compliant with ISO 9001: 2000. High performance bearingsare individually designed and manufactured in accordance withEuropean Standard EN1337-5, BS 5400 Sections 9.1 & 9.2: 1983and satisfy all the requirements of the European bearing standardEN 1337-5/2. All bearings are clearly marked with the CE label andcan be manufactured to any other global standard required.

Service & Installation

CCL offers a total end-to-end service from initial concepts toinstallation, commissioning and beyond. Committed to creatingsuperior, highly robust, durable products, CCL installs, presets,calibrates and inspects bearings on site to ensure they continue toperform at optimum standards throughout the life of the structure.

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CCL was established in 1935 to provide cutting-edge engineering

solutions. Since then, the company has grown and diversified to

become one of the world’s leading global engineering companies

specialising in prestressed concrete technology.

Every day, CCL products and services are used in prestigious

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