About Us
Praxia is a company established in 2006 and dedicated to the design and production of PV mounting solutions.
EXPERIENCE
Since its foundation the company has designed and produced mounting systems for projects with a total output of more than 1.000 MW in five continents, 95% of these projects outside Spain.
These more than 1000 MW projects have entailed the engineering and transformation of more than 50.000 tons of steel during these years, giving Praxia a great technical and industrial experience.
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What we do
Praxia designs and produces ground mounted solutions (both single and double post), roof structures (roof-parallel and elevated systems), one single axis solar trackers and PV carports.
Praxia work starts from the Client quotation request
Our engineers design and calculate the mounting systems according to the legal regulations of each country, based on the information provided by the Client:
Project
location
Type of
structure
Module
inclination
Configuration and
type of panel
Geotechnical
report
Once this information has been analyzed, Praxia carries out the technical-economic offer, including both the structural calculation and the solution for the pile driving or alternative (concrete footings, drilling …).
If the offer is accepted by the customer, Praxia has at its disposal highly specialized means, such as cold roll forming machines with a wide variety of sections, punches and profiles that allow us to adapt our products to the requirements of each project.
We work with a high quality standard as all our profiles are mechanized according to the needs of each project, working with S235JR, S275JR and S355JR steels, hot-dip galvanization according to ISO1461 (or with specific coating in projects that require it due to their high environmental aggressiveness).
Likewise, we use stainless steel screws with grower washers, and we always supply, together with our structures, intermediate pieces of polyamide 6 to avoid the galvanic pair between aluminum (module frame) and the steel of the structure, as well as (optionally) grounding plates to electrically connect the frames of the panels to each other.
