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Gatic SlotDrain ensures effective drainage and safe loading for busy service yard

  • 29 Sep 2020

Peri LTD, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of formwork and scaffolding, recently had Gatic CastSlot installed at its extensive multi-purpose service yard, where heavy lorries and vehicles are constantly coming and going.

Zach Graham, Area Sales Manager, worked on the projects – he said: “The Gatic system was opted for due to its great hydraulic capacity and extensive reputation,”

“This particular project required a safe solution that could bear the load of up to 40 tonnes, or D400, in technical terms. However, the Gatic range is designed to meet the needs of delivery or distribution areas where load ratings can reach up to 90 tonnes, or to F900 level, making it well within its capabilities.”

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Where continuous, slow turning traffic is a major consideration, Gatic CastSlot, from the Gatic SlotDrain range, is the front runner for ensuring a reliable water management system.

The reputation of Gatic SlotDrain as the go to drainage range for infrastructure hubs such as airport runways and major ports, made this the ideal choice for the project.

CastSlot is available with an optional tread safe addition, ensuring safety under regular footfall. However, as the installation area will be frequented by mainly large vehicles, CastSlot non-treadsafe was installed.  

Zach added: “Drainage designs are worked on every day at Gatic, and it has become a household name among those in this industry. Gatic is now one of, if not the strongest system available for this application.”

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