The heavy-duty shoring system for civil engineering
Heavy-duty shoring has been in use for many years in civil engineering. As the first manufacturer, PERI has redefined the application in the course of developing the VARIOKIT engineering construction kit.
With this, the disadvantages of the two conventional versions, load-bearing scaffold with steel profiles and special scaffold tower systems are avoided without additional application. Technical processing of heavy-duty shoring applications is very challenging. PERI makes this possible using the latest technology and flexibly used system parts. Here, the advantages of a large range of components come to the fore. Always having the correct length facilitates a cost-effective planning process. Heights to 40 m can be realised with VARIOKIT heavy shoring towers with a constant high load-bearing capacity up to max. 240 t.
The following assembly types are possible: Standard tower
4 legs are assembled using the standard connection parts. This results in an axial dimension of 2 x 2 m. Tower with additional legs
In very highly-loaded areas, additional legs can be placed with leg spacings of 37.5 cm. With this, the permissible load-bearing capacity is then doubled. Shoring tower frames
Is a combination of legs to “frames” with load-dependent and geometrically necessary number of load-carrying components. Assembly as main beam frame
Main beam frames, e.g. in front of abutment walls, can be assembled up to 10 m high as independent units only with head restraint.
