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TraffikDrain 100

4” Internal Width Heavy-Duty Drain​ for Highways
Modular polymer concrete trench drain with high-capacity grates and integrated ductile iron edge rails. Designed for efficient stormwater removal in heavy-duty traffic areas.
  • Pedestrian to industrial-duty loads (EN-1433 Load Class E)
  • 0.6% sloped channels (constant-depth channels available)
  • Integrally cast-in ductile iron edge rail for maximum strength
  • Bolted and non-removable ductile iron grates available
  • Anti-shunt lugs prevent longitudinal movement under dynamic wheel loads
  • Bottom knockout features allow for vertical outlet connections

Technical Documents

  • Standard Installation Details
    Traffic-Rated Drains
    High-Intake Roadside Drains
    TraffikDrain 100
    • TD100 – Load C – Exposed Asphalt Pavement PDF DWG
    • TD100 – Load C – Haunched Asphalt Pavement PDF DWG
    • TD100 – Load E – Exposed Asphalt Pavement PDF DWG
    • TD100 – Load E – Exposed Concrete Pavement PDF DWG

Tools

  • Stormwater Grate Visualizer

    Stormwater Grate Visualizer

    View ACO Stormwater grates installed in several surface finishes.

Case Studies

Interstate 405

Interstate 405

Seal Beach, California

I-75 Highway

Flint, Michigan
ACO TraffikDrain 100 was installed along an 8-mile stretch of I-75 near Flint, MI to eliminate ponding on a flat roadway. Continuous trench runs with high-intake ductile iron grates and cast-in rails deliver rapid water evacuation and heavy-duty performance, improving safety while reducing grading costs.
State Route 23

State Route 23

Chillicothe, Ohio
State Highway 288 or SH 288, is a north-south highway in the southeastern portion of Texas, between I-45 in downtown Houston and Freeport, where it terminates on FM 1495. The route was originally designed in 1939. Problem: Texas Department of Transportation was looking for an approved drain system that could… Read More