Moveable Bridge Cables
Moveable Bridge Cable Solutions
Submarine Cables
Toggle DetailsSubmarine cables utilize cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) conductors and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) to enhance water resistance and mechanical strength. These cables are installed underwater in trenches or conduits and are suitable for all types of bridges.
Key features include:
- Meets all requirements for bascule, lift, and swing bridges
- Accommodates up to 250 copper or fiber conductors
- Built-in conduit allows for future expansion
- Can be directly buried
Aerial Cables
Toggle DetailsAerial cables come equipped with a steel rope encased in an outer jacket, along with helically wrapped steel tape to enhance their strength. They are designed to be installed horizontally in the air between towers on vertical lift bridges.
These cables meet all specifications for bascule, lift, and swing bridges. They can accommodate up to 125 copper or fiber conductors and are available with built-in conduit. Additionally, they feature lashed stainless steel messenger wire for added support.
Riser Cables
Toggle DetailsRiser cables are specifically designed for vertical installation, allowing them to transport power from the electrical source on the ground to the top of vertical lift bridges. These cables can either directly power the raising mechanism or connect to droop cables or aerial cables for various purposes.
Key features of riser cables include:
- Compliance with all requirements for bascule, lift, and swing bridges
- Capacity to hold up to 125 copper or fiber conductors
- Availability of built-in conduit
- LDPE jacketing for added protection
Droop Cables
Toggle DetailsDroop cables are engineered to be flexible, allowing them to bend and move as a vertical lift bridge ascends. These cables are primarily utilized in bridges that operate using a pinion system. The droop cable hangs down from the top of the tower and rises along with the bridge span as it is elevated.
They meet all requirements for bascule, lift, and swing bridges, and are capable of holding up to 125 copper or fiber conductors. Built-in conduit options are also available, and the cables come with rubber jacketing for added protection.