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The project in which Moldtech collaborates with its client is the construction of the new Patullo Bridge over the Fraser River, in the metropolitan area of Vancouver.
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moldtech, brings its experience to all corners of the world, offering high-quality solutions and strengthening its position as a benchmark in the industry. This time he returns to to Canada, Specifically Vancouver finishing the installation of a set of 400Tn heads.
Moldtech's client in Vancouver, Canada has been offering sustainable infrastructure solutions since 2000. Their leadership and experience spans the entire value chain, from research and development to the design, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of complex projects and of great magnitude.
The project in which Moldtech collaborates with him is the construction of the new Patullo bridge over the river Fraser, in the greater Vancouver area. The new bridge, which replaces the previous one, will consist of four lanes (two in each direction) for cars and commercial vehicles, separated by a safety median.
As global demand continues to grow, Moldtech is poised to continue leading the way with its focus on quality, efficiency and excellence in every project it undertakes.
On this occasion, the 400Tn prestressing bench is supplied, designed for the manufacture of parts for the bridge deck. The equipment is designed to work with cable tensioning and relaxation equipment with a maximum capacity of 400Tn. The scope of supply includes a 400TN active and passive headstock, a hydraulic relaxation unit and a cable tensioning system. It is used to produce any prestressed element, where the mold itself is capable of resisting the stresses of tensioning.
The alliance between Moldtech and its client aims to respond to the main needs of society through the provision of sustainable infrastructure solutions that will have a positive impact on people and the planet for generations to come.
