Enviroseal Bailey Bridges

At the outset of World War II, the United States Army sought a versatile bridge that could span a variety of gaps and be quickly assembled by manpower alone. The Bailey bridge is a through-type truss bridge with the roadway being carried between two main girders. The trusses in each girder are formed by 10-foot panels pinned end to end. In this respect, the Bailey bridge is often referred to as a "panel" or "truss" bridge.

Each part of the Bailey bridge is a standard machine-made piece and is interchangeable among spans. In most cases, no heavy equipment is required to assemble or launch a Bailey bridge; only basic pioneer skills and equipment are needed.

Standard parts can be used to assemble seven standard designs for efficient single spans from 30 to 210 feet long. With minor nonstandard modifications, the expedient uses of bridge parts are limited only by the user's imagination. The bridge can be assembled to meet varying conditions of span and load. Capabilities ranging from pedestrian to locomotive structures are common.

Enviroseal has secured Exclusive Distribution of this vast inventory of both new and used bridging components. Availability is immediate upon confirmed order and your satisfaction is guaranteed. For pricing information that is as much as 80% less than the cost of new, Contact Enviroseal Corporation for complete details.

General Specifications are as follows:
Distance between curbs - 12'8"
Single Span Lengths - 30' to 210'
Capacity - 30 to 100 tons or more
Bridge Deck Configurations can be as wide as 22'8"