Constructive Joints / Armored Joints
A constructive joint is a steel element placed between two casting segments which creates a gap between them. The joint is made of 2 steel profiles attached by a dowel plate facilitating a more efficient load transfer.
Main applications:
Joints definition:
| Joint | Application | Advantages |
|---|---|---|
| Alpha joint | Industrial flooring, logistical centers | Savings in costs, transfer of high loads |
| Diamond dowel | Flooring of commercial centers, parking spaces | Also used for casting and joints. Low-cost, dynamic load transfer |
| Sinus joint | Heavy-duty flooring and floors with heavy-duty vehicle traffic | Decrease maintenance and operating costs, transfer of heavy loads, extends the service life of the floor |
More Applications
Steel fibers for industrial floors, sprayed concrete and tunnels
Concrete reinforcement by adding steel fibers to sprayed concrete in tunnels precludes the need to use expensive molds and complex castings, thus allowing saving of expensive resources.
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Polymer PP fibers for concrete
Polymer PP fibers for concrete for Industrial flooring, Prefabricated elements in tunnels and Cracks reduction.
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Dry-shake topping / Floor hardeners
Dry-shake topping / Floor hardeners are supplied in different mixtures, according to floor specification.
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Additional products for concrete floor
Geotextiles and membranes for concrete curing, Expand additive for cement, Impregnation material against liquid and dust penetration, Sealants and crack-filling materials
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