WAD III E

TÜV-certified acc. to DIN EN 124 | Bearing capacity class C 250 kN or class D 400 kN | MPA-certified | Also available with DIBt certification Z-74.3-142

Rainproof by means of a banking rim (unlocked version)

Lock-up version rainproof by means of a banking rim, soft rubber (NBR-quality, fuel resistant) and overlapping cover.

Attention! Soft sealing requires special care. Gas- and odour-tight.

Cover in hot-galvanized stud pad structure. Two hinges in high-grade steel on the inside (replaceable)

Ease of use due to two gas pressure springs in high-grade steel (replaceable)

Versions:
• Clear opening measuring 740 x 740 mm,
• Concrete collar 1585 x 1585 x 200 mm

Double concrete collar:
• Axial measurement 1100 mm
• Concrete collar 2685 x 1585 x 200 mm
• Axial measurement 1400 mm
• Concrete collar 2985 x 1585 x 200 mm
• Consists of 2 separated collars

Additional measurements class D 400 kN:
• Clear opening measuring 920 x 920 mm, concrete collar 1585 x 1585 x 250 mm
• Clear opening measuring 1400 x 740 mm (LPG shafts), concrete collar 2245 x 1585 x 250 mm

Available with or without concrete collar.

Concrete collar of concrete strength class C30/37 LP (outside of the liquid-tight surface) with 4% slope and non-slip surface structure.

Concrete collar of concrete strength class C35/45 LP (within the liquid-tight surface) with 4% slope and non-slip surface structure.

The concrete strength classes C30/37 LP and C35/45 LP comply with exposition class XF4 and therefore guarantee a strong resistance against frost and de-icing salt.

Notice:
The concrete strength classes C30/37 LP and C35/45 LP involve the use of air-entrained concrete. Depending on its assignment to an exposition class, concrete has to be produced as air-entrained concrete. Concrete of the exposition class XF4 may only be executed as air-entrained concrete. The assignment to exposition class XF4 applies – amongst others – to traffic areas that are exposed to de-icing salt. Since dome shaft covers are often embedded in the roadway and are thus exposed to frequent alterations between frost and dew, the use of air-entrained concrete is mostly recommended.