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31.03.2020

COVID-19 – Situation at mageba Group

At mageba Group, the health and safety of our employees and customers is our highest priority. Please read here about the measures mageba is taking in order reduce the impact on clients and business.

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17.02.2020

HP is for High Performance

The HP version of mageba’s RESTON®POT bearing, superior to the standard pot bearing in every way, has now been certified with a European Technical Assessment (ETA) – superseding the European Technical Approval it already had

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13.01.2020

Panamax components

The Atlantic Bridge over the Panama Canal, construction of which was completed in August 2019, is a spectacular bridge that required extraordinary components in its construction

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20.12.2019

Sustainability in action

A recent project in Germany shows how retrofitting well-designed shock transmission units can greatly enhance the ability of old highway structures to resist modern traffic loading, with little or no impact on structure users or the environment

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02.12.2019

Dual purpose

Renovation of a narrow river crossing in Hungary – originally built as a railway bridge but later converted to also accommodate road traffic on the same single-lane surface – required the rapid development and delivery of a tailored-to-suit expansion joint solution

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30.09.2019

Have you noticed noisy and dislodged expansions joints in New South Wales?

mageba Australia is on a mission: let’s get Australia’s bridges ‘into shape’. For this mission mageba needs your help!

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02.09.2019

Vibration elimination

mageba’s expertise in developing detailed vibration isolation solutions for buildings is demonstrated by an ongoing project in the Swiss Alps – protecting a transportation hub’s users from vibrations from a gondola-type cable car ropeway

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14.08.2019

Skewed angle

The expansion joints supplied for the construction of new bridge structures on Zurich’s northern bypass highway are special for the highly skewed crossing angle for which they required to be designed

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05.08.2019

Sleep easy

Following the Puebla earthquake which destroyed many buildings in Mexico City in 2017, work is continuing to strengthen buildings that survived, preparing them for even bigger future shocks – in some cases with mageba protective devices

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01.07.2019

Champlain challenge

The specification for the supply of the modular expansion joints required by the New Champlain Bridge in Montreal was particularly demanding in a number of ways

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28.06.2019

Case studies showing installation of large modular expansion joints in cable-supported bridges

An ICSBOC 2018 conference paper describes the particular challenges that can arise in the installation of expansion joints in cable-supported bridges, and associated solutions

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04.03.2019

The advantage of an unanchored expansion joint

Expansion joints for highway A73 in the Netherlands. This project is a perfect example to showcase the huge advantage of an unanchored system for joint replacements.

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07.09.2018

Linking Lima

A current major infrastructure project in the Peruvian capital involves the construction of a number of highway viaducts and pedestrian bridges – four of which feature mageba key components

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14.08.2018

Building on experience

The Cibeles Tower in Mexico City is currently undergoing a major renovation, with mageba shock absorbers at every level protecting it against earthquakes of the kind that have damaged it in the past

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24.07.2018

Bayonne expansion

The ongoing project to lift the Bayonne Bridge, increasing clearance beneath it for post-Panamax ships, involves the installation of new expansion joints of various types along its length

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COVID-19 – Situation at mageba Group

HP is for High Performance

Panamax components

Sustainability in action

Dual purpose

Have you noticed noisy and dislodged expansions joints in New South Wales?

Vibration elimination

Skewed angle

Sleep easy

Champlain challenge

Case studies showing installation of large modular expansion joints in cable-supported bridges

The advantage of an unanchored expansion joint

Linking Lima

Building on experience

Bayonne expansion

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