These gas-spring rising bollards are designed to offer road access control with an extremely quick and simple operation. The bollards are operated using special keys, lowered by pushing down and automatically locked into place at the bottom. They can be used in mixed installations to cover wide passages managed by both fixed, electric and gas operated bollards.
Tech Spec:
Shaft size | 0220 mm H:500 mm |
Shaft thickness | 6 mm |
Impact resistance | 10000 Joule |
Breaking resistance | 60000 Joule |
Shaft treatment | cataphoresis |
Shaft movement | with internal gas spring |
Surface finish | stainless steel |
Shaft locking | with triangle key |
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