Are there any used steel bridges for sale?

Are there any used steel bridges for sale?

We offer used steel vehicle bridge structures, many of which are pre-engineered and prefabricated to ship and install quickly with local crews and equipment. All steel bridges in our inventory will be at wholsale prices and we will supply only high quality bridges for your crossing solutions.

What is a military trestle pontoon bridge used for?

Self Propelled Military Trestle / Floating Ribbon Pontoon Bridge For Ferry Rafts Military Trestle Pontoon Bridge is a set of self-propelled heavy pontoon equipment, mainly used for constructing ferry rafts and Read More

What is the trade name for Bailey bridges?

We have been producing prefabricated steel truss vehicular and pedestrian bridges since the 1950’s. A few years ago, Bailey Bridges decided to market our pedestrian bridges under the trade name Pioneer Bridges.

How many girders are in a Bailey bridge?

Bailey bridge components can be assembled in seven different configurations to efficiently accommodate a wide range of span and capacity requirements. Panels, the primary Bailey components, are pinned together at the job site to make girders of any length.

What kind of bridge does bridge brothers make?

Bridge Brothers offers turn-key prefabricated modular steel bridges that will last. Because modular steel bridges are often installed in construction zones, over active roadways, or in areas with complicated site conditions, installation can be tricky. Bridge Brothers has experience in modular steel bridge installation.

Why are modular steel bridges used in construction?

Modular steel bridges are most often used for roadways. They are robust enough to handle heavy vehicular loads, and, due to prefabrication, they are economical enough and easy enough to install without causing major disruption to a transportation network or a construction site in the case of temporary modular prefabricated bridges.

Are there any pony truss bridges for sale?

We have stored some older pony truss bridges, that we have removed from various county roads, they are too narrow for today’s modern farm equipment, and were replaced with more modern steel/concrete bridges.