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=Compliance=
=Compliance=
Moddex balustrades and handrails are  
Moddex balustrades and handrails are
designed and manufactured in accordance  
designed and manufactured in accordance
with Austroads Guide to Road Design and
with Austroads Guide to Road Design,
relevant statutory WHS Codes of Practice/
relevant statutory WHS Codes of Practice/
Guidelines.
Guidelines, including AS5100.2.2017 CL12.5*.
Galvanized to AS 4792 and AS/NZS  
and the NZTA Bridge Manual B6.4**.
Galvanized to AS 4792 and AS/NZS
4680:2006 (where applicable).
4680:2006 (where applicable).
The manufacture of Bridgerail proprietary
systems is in accordance with Moddex
specifications and manufacturing processes,
and this may differ to some jurisdictional
specifications for steelwork fabrication,
bridges and related structures.
* Forces from wind load, water and debris or earthquakes are to
be determined by the bridge designer/engineer. The bridge
designer/engineer must request and confirm (not assume)
adequacy for these projects specific requirements, before
specifying or approving this barrier system for use.
**Excluding where the road controlling authority requires the
barrier to restrain crowds or people under panic conditions
==Common compliances==
==Common compliances==


Revision as of 02:12, 8 February 2024

Moddex proprietary Bridgerail systems ensure balustrades on bridges can be specified and fitted effortlessly, with compliance guaranteed. This product is perfectly suited to public access areas forming part of road, rail or other elevated bridge structures.

Thanks to years of engineering expertise, Moddex pre-engineered designs are able to provide ultimate peace of mind to our Road and Rail Authorities, Consulting Engineers and Civil Contractors alike.

Bridgerail Systems

  • BR10 - Offset Cycle Rail
  • BR40 - Balustrade with Offset Cycle Rail
  • BR45 - Balustrade with Offset Cycle Rail and Handrail
  • BR50 - Balustrade with Offset Cycle Rail, Handrail and kickplate

Compliance

Moddex balustrades and handrails are designed and manufactured in accordance with Austroads Guide to Road Design, relevant statutory WHS Codes of Practice/ Guidelines, including AS5100.2.2017 CL12.5*. and the NZTA Bridge Manual B6.4**. Galvanized to AS 4792 and AS/NZS 4680:2006 (where applicable). The manufacture of Bridgerail proprietary systems is in accordance with Moddex specifications and manufacturing processes, and this may differ to some jurisdictional specifications for steelwork fabrication, bridges and related structures.

  • Forces from wind load, water and debris or earthquakes are to

be determined by the bridge designer/engineer. The bridge designer/engineer must request and confirm (not assume) adequacy for these projects specific requirements, before specifying or approving this barrier system for use.

    • Excluding where the road controlling authority requires the

barrier to restrain crowds or people under panic conditions

Common compliances

Design tips

Technical data

Material
Stanchion & Rails Clamp Fittings Clamp locking screws
Steel/grade C250 & 350 Malleable Cast iron Stainless Steel (304)


Protective Coating
Stanchion, rails & balustrade Clamp fittings Optional
G390 Hot Dip Galvanized (min 390g/m2) Hot-dip Galvanized with patented protective coating on threads Powder coating and paint specs*

Dimensions

Stanchions & Rails
Diameter Nominal Thickness
48.3mm OD 3.2mm


Clamp Fittings
Thickness Locking Screws
5.0mm (approx) M12 x 1.75 x 11mm - DEXX® Drive

Fixings

Fixings
Concrete Structural Steel
M12 galvanized mechanical concrete anchor

FX12113.12.100

Concrete Screw Bolt, M12 x 100mm - Galvanized

M16 galvanized high tensile bolt set

FX22113.16.050

Structural Bolt, Nut & Washer Assembly, M16 x 50mm - HDG

See also

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