In today's modern environment, almost all MHE fleets are electric. This means that the wheels are extremely hard and small, which often wreaks havoc on floor joints. Due to these small hard wheels, traditional joints have a hard time holding up in such high traffic facilities. It is not uncommon for joints to continue to deteriorate even after they have been properly repaired.

The Sinus Slide® repair joint has a unique 2 x 5 mm sinus wave shape, which is not realized by the MHE wheels themselves when crossing the joint.

IMPORTANT: It must be determined that a known and adequate load transfer system is in place. Refer to "HC Sinus Slide® joints for lasting repairs", which describes the two different methods of repairs of existing floor joints.

Before and after video of floor joint - HCJ Sinus Slide® repair joint

This is a very busy baggage operation where the floor joints were experiencing continued deterioration even after multiple repair attempts.

The Problem: The continued impacts from the wheels were the culprit. Prior joint repairs did not address this culprit. Rather, they only attempted to fix the symptom, the spalled out joints.

The Solution: The HCJ Sinus Slide® repair joint has a unique 2 x 5 mm sinus wave shape. This unique sinus wave geometry is not realized by the wheels themselves when crossing the joint. By eliminating the culprit, this best assures a sustainable solution.

Important: It must be determined that a known and adequate load transfer system is in place.

PSCS HCJ Sinus Repair Joint - Repair Process

In today's modern environment, almost all MHE fleets are electric. This means that the wheels are extremely hard and small, which often wreaks havoc on floor joints. Due to these small hard wheels, traditional joints have a hard time holding up in such high traffic facilities. It is not uncommon for joints to continue to deteriorate even after they have been repaired.

The Sinus Slide® repair joint has a unique 2 x 5 mm sinus wave shape. The sinus waved shape of the joint itself is not realized by the MHE wheels when crossing the joint.