Plate rubber bearing

Laminated rubber bearing types are divided into types based on the number of rubber layers and the number of thin steel plates. These are composed of multiple rubber layers sandwiched between at least two steel plates of equal thickness, which are then bonded and vulcanized together.

A bridge abutment product formed from rubber. This type of rubber abutment has vertical stiffness to bear vertical loads and can transfer the superstructure

The pressure is transferred to the pier; it has good elasticity to accommodate the rotation at the end of the beam; and it has significant shear deformation to meet the upper structure's water requirements.

Linear displacement; plate-type supports are divided by shape: rectangular and round products.