FASERFIX SUPER 200 channel type 010, with opening, without slope, galvanized frames 23036

FASERFIX SUPER 200 channel – a solid solution for water drainage

The FASERFIX SUPER 200 channel is a reliable element of water drainage systems, designed for use in both road and industrial construction. Made of high-quality materials, it provides effective and durable surface water drainage. Type 010 model is characterized by the lack of slope, which simplifies installation and integration with existing infrastructure. The presence of a hole in the bottom of the channel allows connection to underground sewage or other drainage systems.

Construction and application

The channel is made of galvanized frame, which guarantees corrosion resistance and long-term operation, even in harsh weather conditions. Galvanizing is a basic protection against external factors, as well as against the action of road salt. FASERFIX SUPER 200 finds application in:

• parking lots and maneuvering areas,
• industrial production and warehouse facilities,
• gas stations and car washes,
• areas intensively used by vehicle traffic.

These channels are particularly useful where high throughput and resistance to loads are required.

Advantages and benefits

• Strength and durability: Construction of galvanized steel ensures longevity even with high traffic intensity.
• Corrosion resistance: Galvanizing protects against the effects of moisture, salt and other chemicals.
• Easy installation: Lack of slope simplifies installation of the channel in various configurations.
• Possibility of connection to sewage: A hole in the bottom of the channel allows for effective drainage of water to the sewage system.
• Versatility: Suitable for different types of surfaces and loads.
• Compatibility: The ability to connect with various types of gratings (available separately) allows adaptation to individual project needs. Gratings can be made of cast iron or stainless steel, offering different load classes (D400, E600, F900).
• System flexibility: The possibility of using additional equipment (manholes, front walls) allows for the creation of complex drainage systems adapted to specific terrain conditions.