Sliding bearings

Short description

The Ciparall® sliding bearing is used in all areas where a point-floating, low-constraint horizontal displacement and a permanently elastic, articulated connecting element is required. The combined sliding and deformation bearing has an independently acting sliding and deformation layer.

The steel-reinforced elastomeric bearing type ST can withstand loads of up to max. 15 N/mm² (characteristic value) regardless of the format. Bearings of different thicknesses can be selected.

The GRP-reinforced elastomer bearing type GRP is format-independent loadable up to max. 21 N/mm² (design value) and is available in a thickness of 14 mm.

The main component of the bearing body is an ageing resistant CR material with a hardness of 70 ± 5 Shore A. The sliding plate is made of glass fibre reinforced plastic (GRP). The material is weather and ozone resistant. The material is quality-controlled.

According to DIBt, the general test certificate is valid until approval is granted (has been applied for for type ST).
Approval no. 16.22-525, issued by DIBt Berlin for the type GFK.

Short description

Civalit® sliding bearings are used in standard sizes as single pad bearing or as strip supported bearing. The number of modules determines the size of the bearing. The bearing has transverse tensile reinforcement and consists of an elastomer based on chloroprene with a vulcanized PTFE sliding layer and a sliding plate made of grp. These two components guarantee a dimensionally stable sliding surface. The total thickness of the bearing is 11 mm. Average bearing capacity  up to 15 N/mm².
 
The approval is applied.

Short description

The steel-reinforced elastomeric bearing is loadable up to a compressive stress of 25 N/mm². The bearing can be provided in different thicknesses and is able to take up even large horizontal displacements by sliding on each other and angles of distortion. Restoring forces are minimized.
 
The approval is applied.