Laminated Elastomeric Bearings provide robust support, accommodating simultaneous loads and deformation in all directions. Through a vulcanization process, steel plates are bonded to the rubber, enhancing the bearings’ resistance to vertical loads. The steel plates are fully embedded in the elastomer, ensuring protection against corrosion. Connection to the structure can be achieved through the rubber itself or various steel elements, catering to diverse structural requirements. The flexibility of the rubber allows horizontal movements up to approximately half of its thickness and rotations.

Spherical Bearings support high vertical and horizontal loads along with longitudinal and transverse movements, and high rotations in steel and concrete bridges.

Comprised of steel and PTFE/UHMWPE surfaces, they allow movement and rotations, featuring spherical and flat surfaces for tilting and displacement. These bearings, categorized as fixed, guided, or free sliding, accommodate various loads and movements.