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ACO Qmax
Description

ACO Qmax is a slot drainage system for applications consisting of small to large catchment areas. Bodies are manufactured from medium-density polyethylene (MDPE) ensuring the system is lightweight and robust.

Qmax comprises 2 metre long units available in 6 sizes. Simple access and connection between each channel run are provided by a range of access units, pits, and connectors.

Key Features
  • Galvanised steel edge rail
  • Manufactured from recycled polyethylene
  • Male / female (push-fit) interlock
  • Installation levelling feet
  • High capacity drainage
Scope of Use
  • Airport pavements
  • Container ports
  • Industrial parks
  • Distribution centres
  • Highways and motorways
  • Correctional facilities
In-Service History

Ports of Auckland:

As part of the hard stand replacement at the wharf in February 2019, ACO supplied its Qmax systems: 160m of Qmax 465 and additional 80m of Qmax 365. 

Lake Okareka Fire Station Rotorua:

The new Fire Station in the Bay of Plenty festively reopened in March 2021. The previous fire depot had been old and too small for its purpose, whereas the new station provides the brigade with kitchen & training facilities, a meeting room and additional space for three vehicles. ACO has been involved in the project, supplying 22m of its Qmax350, to manage the surface water at the forecourt. The system was required for both conveyance and capture whilst conforming to a specific depth, meeting the requirements of the project. Certified to Load Class G, ACO’s Qmax can easily handle the high loads of fire vehicles crossing over.

 

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