Traffic Barriers & Access Control

Product details

Constructed from high-quality steel and aluminium, this manual security barrier is designed to prevent access to car parks or roads during overnight or other closed periods. The arm can be locked in either open or closed position as required.

Up to 8.5 metres (single barrier), or up to 17 metres (pair of barriers)

Frame Steel
Arm Aluminium
Pedestal Finish Red as standard, corporate colours upon request
Arm Finish Red as standard, corporate colours upon request
Accessories Stop signs, PVC curtains (half-height only), tip support posts

Used by everyone from local authorities to government bodies, the automatic rising arm traffic barrier can be remotely controlled from a manned security point, or by approved drivers using one of a number of control options.

This barrier conforms to BS6571, is CE Approved, and has passed the requirements of local authorities, government departments and the Ministry of Defence.

Up to 7 metres (single barrier)

Frame Steel
Arm Aluminium
Cabinet Finish Red as standard, corporate colours upon request
Arm Finish Red
Drive Unit Motor and gearbox
Operating Speed 2.5 to 6.0 seconds
Operating Supply 230V 1Ph 50Hz – 6 Amps
Control Options Card, radio, token, keypad, intercom, push button, transponder, induction loop or photocell
Accessories Stop signs, boom lights, PVC curtains, tip support posts, card reader mounting post

Our heavy duty traffic barrier is perfect for lorry parks, industrial premises, freight depots and bridges. Able to span openings of up to nine meters, this sturdy steel, fibreglass and aluminium barrier is available with a range of control options.

This barrier is manufactured to conform to BS6571, and is CE Approved.

Up to 9 metres (single barrier)

Frame Steel
Arm Aluminium
Top Cover Fibreglass
Frame and Barrier Arm Finish Red (corporate colours on request)
Top Cover Finish White (corporate colours on request)
Operating Supply 230V 1Ph 50Hz – 6 Amps
Manual Control Incorporated as standard
Control Options Card, radio, token, keypad, intercom, push button, transponder, induction loop or photocell
Accessories Stop signs, boom lights, PVC curtains (half height and full height), tip support posts, card reader mounting post

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