CBE Group

CBE Group designs, manufactures and assembles segment moulds for concrete tunnels, handling equipment and segment precast plants worldwide.The range of services includes pre-project engineering, design, production line and maintenance during segment production including site-staff training, spare parts, logistics and preventative maintenance. CBE Group is recommended for high quality moulds and carrousel systems as well as for innovative solutions like the anchored gasket technology. In 27 years CBE has been or is currently involved in 350 international projects, for example: NWRL Sydney,...

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Issue 2015-05 United Kingdom

Crossrail: Dismantling the final TBM

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