Acrow Case Study

Beam Bridge Case Study

The Acrow Beam Bridge is an economical and efficient permanent or temporary application for shortspan bridge needs. Acrow Beam Bridges are manufactured to spans of 25’, 35’, and 45’ and are suppliedin 6´ wide sections which can be combined in multiples of 6’ up to any required width. The Beam Bridge can also accommodate test level guiderail systems, which can be bolted to the sides of the outer beams. Made in the USA of 100% domestic steel, Acrow Beam Bridges are in stock and available for immediate delivery.

Applications

– Forestry
– Mining
– Utilities
– Construction sites
– Emergencies
– Private property bridges

The Acrow Beam Bridge is a quick, proven solution for either temporary or permanent applications for a variety of industries.

Acrow Bridges Maintain Traffic Flow Across the Charles River

The North Washington Street Bridge is critical to Boston’s infrastructure. Owned by the City of Boston, and administered by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MASSDOT), the bridge carries over 40,000 vehicles a day and serves as the main bus route between Boston and Charlestown.

Acrow Case Study

Beam Bridge Case Study

Beam Bridge Case Study

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