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Deutsch: Schachtdeckel in der Rue Saint-Pierre in Freiburg, Schweiz, gefertigt von der Firma PAm Saint-Gobain nach Euronorm EN 124 (Aufsätze und Abdeckungen für Verkehrsflächen) mit einer Prüflast (D400) von 40 Tonnen. Das Unternehmenslogo der stilisierten Moselbrücke erinnert an den ehemaligen Firmensitz in Pont-à-Mousson in Lothringen.
Français : Plaque d'égout dans la rue Saint-Pierra à Fribourg, Suisse, fabriqué par PAm Saint-Gobain selon la norme européenne EN 124 (rehausses et couvertures pour zones de circulation) avec une charge d'essai (D400) de 40 tonnes. Le logo de l'entreprise, un pont stylisé sur la Moselle, rappelle l'ancien siège de l'entreprise à Pont-à-Mousson en Lorraine.
English: Manhole cover in the rue Saint-Pierre in Fribourg, Switzerland, manufactured by PAm Saint-Gobain in accordance with European Norm EN 124 (tops and covers for traffic areas) with a test load (D400) of 40 tonnes. The company logo of the stylised Moselle bridge is reminiscent of the former company headquarters in Pont-à-Mousson in Lorraine.
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