
DRIE-D is happy and proud to announce that Lam Heng Engineering of Singapore has become the Singapore partner of DRIE-D.
Lam Heng is a total engineering service provider for marine, offshore, oil & gas and plant engineering with over 40 years of experience. With a strong, experienced engineering team, well equipped machine shop, in-situ machining capabilities and mechanics available for on site support and installation work, Lam Heng is the ideal partner for DRIE-D for the entire South-East Asian region.
Lam Heng will be active as supplier of the D-glide range of maintenance free composite bearings, the D-glide Spherical bearings and the DRIE-D brake linings ànd as provider of all related support and services. The strong ties with the marine industry, highly qualified, motivated staff of Lam Heng, combined with the experience, product, design and engineering knowledge of DRIE-D make this a great combination.

All us of at DRIE-D and Lam Heng look forward to serving our existing and new customers, to exceed their expectations with our reliability, speed and enthusiasm and the quality of our products and services.
For more information please check: www.lamheng.com

The Samuel Beckett Bridge (measuring 120 metres long; 48 metres high) arrived on a barge into Dublin Port on Tuesday 12th of May, having charted its way across the English Channel and Irish Sea. The superstructure began its odyssey at Graham-Hollandia JV Shipyard in Rotterdam on Monday 4th May. The bridge is due to open in early 2010. Following finishing and commissioning works, it will link the northside of Dublin with the southside.
The famous architect-engineer Calatrava designed this beautiful revolving bridge; one of the largest in the world. Hollandia had the honour of building it. Most details had been worked out, but the bearing constructions (axial support bearing, radial bearing, locking pin guides, quay connection bearings and drive cylinder bearings) for this 5,500 tonne bridge still needed to be designed and detailed. DRIE-D was asked to lead this operation and produce and supply all bearings.
The result is a bridge that moves smoothly and gracefully
without grease.