HCJ steel joints
New steel profiles at HCJ!
The flagship Cosinus slide steel profile range has been renewed!
Now available in an extended, refined range of sizes, allowing you to choose the most suitable steel profile for your industrial floor thickness, saving you significant amounts of money without compromising on technical sophistication!
The renewed range of industrial floor steel profiles covers a total of 6 different size ranges according to the
attached Technical Data Sheet.
Our free static check calculation is still available, giving you an additional opportunity to reduce costs!
We offer three main HCJ concrete joint profiles as solutions depending on the dynamic and static floor loads.

1. What are the benefits of using HCJ Cosinus profiles?
Provides the ultimate autonomy in a floor, with very few to no limitations on where high load racking legs can be placed
Shock-free joint crossing (less forklift maintenance)
Higher forklift speed (work time efficiency)
No need to maintain joints for the next ten years at least
Longer truck-wheel life, low life-cycle cost
lift truck will not shake, can driving the vehicle at top speed through the joints (will need less truck to move the same number of pallets.)
delivers superior dynamic & static load transfer; the joint is as strong as the concrete floor.
Applying HCJ cosinus concrete joints, floor thickness can be reduced with an increased load capacity. Knowing the dynamic & static loads, HCJ does a free design check to ensure you choose the most suitable construction joint for your project.
2. e-slide joints
Not all floors require the high performance of the Cosinus Slide® joint. It all depends on the exposure to static and dynamic loads. Where concrete industrial floors do not require very high load transfer capacities, e-slide profiles approach the benefits that cosinus profiles can provide in many cases.
shaking-free forklift passage through the joints and associated higher wheel protection with lower maintenance costs.
excellent protection at the edges of the floor panels as there is no “edge-like” impact
Less expense in the future on armored joints, concrete floor maintenance, and warehouse equipment
Up to 200 mm floor slab thickness, the most economical solution compared with the conventional profiles at a near price, provides significantly better performance in all parameters.


2. e-slide joints
Not all floors require the high performance of the Cosinus Slide® joint. It all depends on the exposure to static and dynamic loads. Where concrete industrial floors do not require very high load transfer capacities, e-slide profiles approach the benefits that cosinus profiles can provide in many cases.
shaking-free forklift passage through the joints and associated higher wheel protection with lower maintenance costs.
excellent protection at the edges of the floor panels as there is no “edge-like” impact
Less expense in the future on armored joints, concrete floor maintenance, and warehouse equipment
Up to 200 mm floor slab thickness, the most economical solution compared with the conventional profiles at a near price, provides significantly better performance in all parameters.

3. e-straight profiles
Suggested using:
new solution for concrete industrial floors with less static (racks) and dynamic (traffic) load requirements for floor thickness’ of 140-200 mm
where compared to conventional floor profiles, higher load transfer is required
Continuous 3D anchorage system (patented technology), high performing, continuous load transfer
eliminates the underperformance of the various traditional semicircular, rectangular plates, diamond dowels, etc., intermittently placed load transfer plates.
They offer much higher load transfer performance and edge protection almost at the same price as traditional profiles.
Since HCJ offers joint solutions for different situations, HCJ prefers to recommend the right joint for specific customer needs. HCJ provides a free design check. It will reveal whether an e-slide solution is sufficient or whether a Cosinus Slide® solution may be the preferred option.