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Metal Enclosures

Metal Fencing

Security system in substation transformers.

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Summary

The fencing is comprised of mesh, posts, and angles.

This device plays a fundamental role in the safety of substation transformers.

Summary

The fencing is comprised of mesh, posts, and angles.

This device plays a fundamental role in the safety of substation transformers.

This device plays a fundamental role in the safety of ADIF roads and facilities.

Characteristics

  • Modular fencing.
  • Possibility of using expansion joints.
  • Variable module lengths.
  • Tongue and groove joint.
  • Design according to project.

Fastening through a base plate screwed to the floor using bolts and nuts.

Fastening by base plate and bolts
welded joint

Joint welded directly to a metal plate previously embedded in the concrete or pavement.

Post embedded directly in the concrete of the pavement or foundation.

Embedded post railing
chemical anchor

Chemical anchoring system: This method involves the use of chemical adhesives to fix the railing to the pavement, creating a solid and long-lasting bond.

Mechanical anchoring system: Uses mechanical devices, such as expansion bolts, to secure the railing to the pavement.

mechanical anchor

Technical Specifications

Height

Variable

Pilar Spacing

Variable

Thickness

Variable

Material

Steel

Main Element

mesh

Auxiliary Element

Tube

Galvanized finish

GALVANIZED

UNE-EN ISO 1461

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