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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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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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04.06.2019

Great exchange rate

The new TENSA-MODULAR expansion joints of the Köhlbrand Bridge in Hamburg are of the “Quick-Ex” (quick exchange) type, making them far easier to replace when the time comes – with little or no impact on traffic

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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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16.01.2019

Hello Delhi

The people of Delhi, India’s great northern metropolis, have reason to be happy now that their long-awaited Signature Bridge in the suburb of Wazirabad has finally opened to traffic – and we at mageba are also delighted to have contributed to the construction and future maintenance of this spectacular structure

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17.12.2018

Watch the magic happen…

We wish you and your loved ones a wonderful holiday season and a prosperous New Year. Come and enjoy a magical moment with us!

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06.12.2018

Source of the Nile

Crossing the Nile River where it flows out of Lake Victoria in Uganda, the New Jinja Bridge, dubbed “The Source of the Nile Bridge”, is equipped with a modern, noise-reduced TENSA®MODULAR expansion joint at one end – a first for Africa!

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14.11.2018

Arctic demands in Norway

The construction of the Hålogaland Bridge in a remote area of northern Norway presented many challenges – some of which were addressed by the use of well-specified key components

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14.10.2018

Leafy suburb in Colorado

The city of Lone Tree in Colorado, at the south edge of Denver’s metropolitan area, is the proud owner of an iconic new pedestrian bridge – which we are equally proud to have equipped with RESTON®SPHERICAL bearings

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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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24.08.2018

A common refurbishment though remarkable

In 2016, mageba carried out a bearing inspection with technical assessment of the bridge’s bearings. Since April 2018 mageba has been involved in the refurbishment, carrying out the heavy lifting for the bearing replacement as well as the installation of new expansion joints.

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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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09.07.2018

Barkley flexibility

The new Lake Barkley Crossing in Kentucky has been equipped with particularly flexible mageba modular expansion joints

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08.03.2018

In memory of Thomas Spuler

2nd October 1956 to 1st March 2018

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07.03.2018

Successful mageba Symposium 2018

1st mageba Symposium for expansion joints and bridge bearings took place in Munich. Impressions of a successful premiere.

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22.02.2018

Honored with the ‘Swiss Business Award 2017’

The SwissCham Australia honored mageba with the award in the ‘Technology’ category for its highly developed products and solutions installed in a prominent number of Australian projects.

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16.10.2017

mageba is first to hold an European Technical Assessment (ETA) according to ETAG 032 for expansion joints made of steel

mageba is proud to announce that it is currently the only supplier to provide TENSA-GRIP Type RS expansion joints in full accordance with the the ETAG 032.

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31.08.2017

Big Lift

mageba’s installation team has demonstrated its abilities in the recent lifting and renovation of a century-old bridge over the Rhône River in Valais, Switzerland

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06.03.2017

Germany's first bridge with hot dip galvanizing

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Current topics

Skewed angle

Champlain challenge

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

Great exchange rate

The advantage of an unanchored expansion joint

Hello Delhi

Watch the magic happen…

Source of the Nile

Arctic demands in Norway

Leafy suburb in Colorado

Linking Lima

A common refurbishment though remarkable

Building on experience

Bayonne expansion

Barkley flexibility

In memory of Thomas Spuler

Successful mageba Symposium 2018

Honored with the ‘Swiss Business Award 2017’

mageba is first to hold an European Technical Assessment (ETA) according to ETAG 032 for expansion joints made of steel

Big Lift

Germany's first bridge with hot dip galvanizing

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