Events
Bridges
Our experience in supporting major bridge projects is extensive, from a cable-stayed bridge in Ireland, to helping service London's iconic Tower Bridge
We currently attend the following bridges conferences taking place in Glasgow and Coventry:
If you have attended either of these events and would like to learn more about Flowtech's engineering solutions, you can enquire using the form opposite. Read on for more information about how Flowtech can help support new or existing Bridges projects, through our suite of engineering services.
Connecting Futures
Flowtech is a specialist MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control, and Automation) engineering company, delivering cutting-edge solutions for moving structures across bridges, flood defences, marine structures, and industrial automation. With a commitment to quality and innovation, we provide tailored engineering solutions that enhance efficiency and reliability.
- Mechanical and Electrical Engineering - precision-driven engineering solutions
- Bridge & Flood Defense Solutions - ensuring critical infrastructure resilience
- Instrumentation and Automation - smart technology integration for efficiency
- Industrial Automation Systems - custom automation to optimise operations
Cawood Swing Bridge Project
- Location: Selby
- Product area: HPU, PLC, Gearbox and Lubrication System
- Service area: Design, Manufacture, Installation & Commissioning
Closing down part of the A19 and the road bridge to the public is no mean feat but this is what the team at Flowtech had to do, to upgrade and extend the longevity of the Swing Bridge in Selby.
4
separate service areas
3
new systems installed
Merchant Square Bridge Project
- Location: London
- Product area: Hydraulic Cylinders & Power Packs
- Service area: Advanced Design, Manufacture and On-site Installation
Merchant Square is one of the most current and prestigious new-build complexes in London. It is made up of residential, commercial and retail property built around the end of the Grand Union Canal.
5
hydraulic cylinders
50
tonnes raised by each cylinder
Events
Bridges
Our experience in supporting major bridge projects is extensive, from a cable-stayed bridge in Ireland, to helping service London's iconic Tower Bridge
We currently attend the following bridges conferences taking place in Glasgow and Coventry:
If you have attended either of these events and would like to learn more about Flowtech's engineering solutions, you can enquire using the form opposite. Read on for more information about how Flowtech can help support new or existing Bridges projects, through our suite of engineering services.
Connecting Futures
Flowtech is a specialist MEICA (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation, Control, and Automation) engineering company, delivering cutting-edge solutions for moving structures across bridges, flood defences, marine structures, and industrial automation. With a commitment to quality and innovation, we provide tailored engineering solutions that enhance efficiency and reliability.
- Mechanical and Electrical Engineering - precision-driven engineering solutions
- Bridge & Flood Defense Solutions - ensuring critical infrastructure resilience
- Instrumentation and Automation - smart technology integration for efficiency
- Industrial Automation Systems - custom automation to optimise operations
Cawood Swing Bridge Project
- Location: Selby
- Product area: HPU, PLC, Gearbox and Lubrication System
- Service area: Design, Manufacture, Installation & Commissioning
Closing down part of the A19 and the road bridge to the public is no mean feat but this is what the team at Flowtech had to do, to upgrade and extend the longevity of the Swing Bridge in Selby.
4
separate service areas
3
new systems installed
Merchant Square Bridge Project
- Location: London
- Product area: Hydraulic Cylinders & Power Packs
- Service area: Advanced Design, Manufacture and On-site Installation
Merchant Square is one of the most current and prestigious new-build complexes in London. It is made up of residential, commercial and retail property built around the end of the Grand Union Canal.
5
hydraulic cylinders
50
tonnes raised by each cylinder