These panels are made of steel and coated with vitrified enamel on both sides, creating a highly resistant and durable glass surface. This technical composition ensures a quality solution, designed to withstand high-performance demands in diverse environments.
Its application efficiently combines aesthetics with functionality, making it ideal for tunnel lining, exterior architecture, and ventilated facades. They are also an optimal choice for interior wall coverings, hospital environments such as clinics and operating rooms, and public transportation infrastructure.
Products used
Vitrified Steel Panels
Vitrified Steel Panels
Application sectors
Roads
Urban Development
Ports and Airports
Roads
Urban Development
Ports and Airports
Roads
Urban Development
Ports and Airports
Some projects completed
Benavides Tunnel Lining, Lima, Peru
Benavides Tunnel Lining, Lima, Peru
Benavides Tunnel Lining, Lima, Peru
of a cut-and-cover tunnel measuring 820 meters in total length (including ramps), designed to directly connect vehicular traffic from the Panamericana Sur Highway (north-south) to the district of San Juan de Miraflores. This project aimed to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion on one of Lima’s main thoroughfares.
As part of the project, the tunnel’s interior lining was completed with glazed steel panels, installed on a supporting structure of galvanized steel profiles mechanically anchored to the tunnel walls. In the interior section of the tunnel, the installed panels reached a height of 3,257 meters, mounted on a 1-meter-high concrete base. For the access and exit ramps, variable-height panels were used, adapting to the geometry of the route, ensuring seamless integration. In total, 4,508 m² of panels were installed with a white RAL 9016 finish, with a gloss level between 80% and 95%, ensuring not only a highly durable aesthetic finish, but also optimal visibility and cleanliness inside the tunnel.
Benavides Tunnel Lining, Lima, Peru
of a cut-and-cover tunnel measuring 820 meters in total length (including ramps), designed to directly connect vehicular traffic from the Panamericana Sur Highway (north-south) to the district of San Juan de Miraflores. This project aimed to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion on one of Lima’s main thoroughfares.
As part of the project, the tunnel’s interior lining was completed with glazed steel panels, installed on a supporting structure of galvanized steel profiles mechanically anchored to the tunnel walls. In the interior section of the tunnel, the installed panels reached a height of 3,257 meters, mounted on a 1-meter-high concrete base. For the access and exit ramps, variable-height panels were used, adapting to the geometry of the route, ensuring seamless integration. In total, 4,508 m² of panels were installed with a white RAL 9016 finish, with a gloss level between 80% and 95%, ensuring not only a highly durable aesthetic finish, but also optimal visibility and cleanliness inside the tunnel.
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Success stories
Leaching pads – Geomembranes – La Libertad, Peru.
The waterproofing of the Lagunas Norte leach pad has completed Phase 2, a project TDM has been carrying out since Phase 0. The total ore volume at the end of...
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The waterproofing of the Lagunas Norte leach pad has completed Phase 2, a project TDM has been carrying out since Phase 0. The total ore volume at the end of...
We were at Arminera, one of the most important events in the Argentine mining sector, presenting our engineering solutions with geosynthetics, applied to the main challenges of mining projects. We...