Swiss engineering
Two chambers, no loose parts
Each element consists of two parallel, firmly connected chambers. This design holds the dam in position against water pressure and cross slope, without any anchors, nets or extra parts.
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Twin chamber, firmly joined
A single tube would roll away under water pressure or on a cross slope. Two firmly connected chambers lie wide and heavy on the ground.
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Offset sleeve ends
The ends of the two chambers are offset from each other. This lets the elements interlock, and the connection stays tight and transfers the load.
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Storz 55 fill inlet
Standardized connection for the fire hose on all types. Filling is from a hydrant, open water or with the floodwater on site.
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Patented drainage system
The water drains off in a controlled way through the clamp plate after the deployment. Patent granted. From the M2 50 upward, every element has two.
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Coated polyester fabric
Coated with PVC on both sides, 900 g/m², tensile strength 4,300 / 4,000 N per 5 cm, temperature-resistant from −40 to +70 °C.
- Fabric weight, PVC-coated on both sides
- 900 g/m²
- Warp strength per 5 cm (weft 4,000 N)
- 4,300 N
- Material temperature resistance
- −40 to +70 °C
- Fill inlet on all five types
- Storz 55
Technical data: manufacturer's brochure, Beaver Schutzsysteme AG. Manufactured together with Bieri Tenta AG. Illustration not to scale.