Steel bearings with polychloroprene and fluorocarbonic resin

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F16C 29/02 (2006.01)

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CA 1036650

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE This invention relates to an improved bearing compri- sing a base plate made of steel provided with a seat containing one above the other in order a first sheet of fluorocarbonic resin having a very low coefficient of sliding friction, a thick layer of pressed polychloroprene having on its upper part a peripheric seat wherein at least one peripheric weather strip is arranged, and a second sheet of fluorocarbonic resin having a very low coefficient of sliding friction, and an upper plate made of steel located upon said second sheet of fluorocarbonic resin. Such a bearing which can be of the fixed or mobile type is advantageously used for coupling piers and scaffolds of a bridge or viaduct.

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