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neoprene bearing pad

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jie5

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We received a set of construction documents for a bridge that we are detailing, there is a designation "1/4" neoprene bearing pad (M9.16.2)" referring to a pad below the base plate of the guide rail post. Does anyone know what the M9.16.2 designation means?


 
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Quick google search...MassDOT? Or maybe another state that starts with "M"?
 
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yeah, that is what I was coming up with.
 
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