Channel without internal inbuilt fall
- Internal width: 150 mm
- Load class: F900
Drainage channels
BIRCOsolid® channels
Optimum seal – Top stability
The BIRCOsolid channel system ensures an optimum seal against liquids like fuels, oils and milder lye and acids. The monolithic reinforced concrete body stands up to extreme loads and is ideally suited for drainage project-related solutions.
Application areas
- Heavy-duty load areas with heavy traffic
- Container terminals, aircraft operation areas, loading areas
- Areas in which mildly aggressive liquids can leak, such as petrol stations, lorry loading areas
- Storage, filling and transferring facilities for water-hazardous substances / areas subject to water legislation
- Industrial construction
Internal width
Channel without internal inbuilt fall
- Internal width: 200 mm
- Load class: F900
Internal width
Ductile iron double slotted grating
- Internal width: 150 mm
- Load class: up to F900
Ductile iron mesh grating 20/30
- Internal width: 150 mm
- Load class: E600
Ductile iron slotted grating
- Internal width: 200 mm
- Load class: F900
Internal width
In-line outfall unit with PEHD pipe support, 1-piece
- Internal width: 150 mm
- Load class: F900
In-line outfall unit with pipe support, 1-piece
- Internal width: 150 mm
- Load class: F900
In-line outfall unit with PEHD pipe support, 1-piece
- Internal width: 200 mm
- Load class: F900
In-line outfall unit with pipe support, 1-piece
- Internal width: 200 mm
- Load class: F900
Internal width
End caps 2
End cap with outlet DN 160
- Internal width: 150 mm
Galvanised end cap
- Internal width: 150 mm
Tools 1
Suspension gear (handling system)
- Internal width: 150 mm
Galvanised end cap with outlet DN 200
- Internal width: 200 mm
Galvanised end cap
- Internal width: 200 mm
PEHD end cap with outlet DA 225
- Internal width: 200 mm
Internal width
Installation instructions (2)
Installation instructions (2)
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