Isolators

Lead Rubber Bearings (LRB) are advanced seismic isolation devices designed to absorb and dissipate earthquake energy, reducing structural damage. They consist of alternating layers of rubber and steel plates with a lead core at the center. The rubber provides flexibility, allowing controlled movement, while the steel enhances vertical load capacity. The lead core dissipates energy through plastic deformation, effectively damping seismic forces. LRBs are widely used in bridges and buildings to enhance earthquake resistance, ensuring structural safety and longevity. Their ability to minimize vibrations makes them a preferred choice for critical infrastructure in high-seismic zones.