Manhole Covers

Manhole covers are durable, load-bearing plates used to cover access points to underground utilities such as drainage systems, sewers, and electrical networks. They provide safety, prevent unauthorized access, and protect infrastructure.

Shape:

Round: Common for easy handling and even distribution of loads.

Square: Used for specific structural or aesthetic requirements.

Rectangular: Suitable for larger access points.

Types:

Cast Iron Covers: High durability and strength for heavy traffic areas.

Ductile Iron Covers: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant, ideal for industrial use.

Composite Covers: Non-metallic, lightweight, and resistant to rust.

Steel Covers: For medium-duty applications with high strength.

Customized Covers: Tailored to meet specific size, weight, and load requirements.

Sizes:

Diameter (Round): Ranges from 300 mm to 1200 mm.

Square/Rectangular: Sizes vary from 300×300 mm to 1000×1000 mm.

Thickness:

Light-duty: 10 mm to 20 mm (for pedestrian areas).

Medium-duty: 25 mm to 50 mm (for light vehicular traffic).

Heavy-duty: 60 mm to 100 mm (for high-load applications, such as highways).

Length/Dimensions:

Standard Sizes: Available to match industry and regional standards.

Custom Sizes: Manufactured based on project-specific needs.

Applications:

Residential: Covering drainage and utility access points.

Commercial: Utility networks in urban areas.

Industrial: Protecting infrastructure in heavy machinery zones.

Infrastructure: Used in roads, highways, and bridges for sewer and drainage systems.

Utility Networks: Access to underground electrical or communication cables.