Technical Specifications
| Security Rating (Bolted at each end of the array) |
BSI PAS 68: V/7500(N2)/48/90:0.0/0.0 |
|---|---|
| Security Rating (Secured with ballast at each end of the array) |
BSI PAS 68: 2010 V/7500[N2]/48/90:2/0 |
| Security Rating (Linked to static bollards at each end of the array) |
IWA 14-1: Bollard V/7200[N2A]/48/90:0.9 |
| Minimum Tested Array |
6 units (Bolted), 6 units (Secured with ballast), 8 units (Linked to static bollards) |
| Foundation Depth |
Surface Mounted – 0 mm |
| Height Above Ground |
1,050 mm (including surface plate) |
| Diameter |
203 mm |
| Finishes |
Galvanised as standard. For any alternative finishes required, please consult with our technical team. |
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Information
Our Surface Mounted Bollards are a PAS 68 solution that can be deployed quickly on a temporary basis and can stop a 7,500kg (7.5 tonne) vehicle at 48kph (30mph). Installation and removal of the bollards are quick and easy.
- The array of bollards can be used as a temporary security measure to secure and protect an area at short notice.
- Thanks to its surface-mounted design no bolts are required, leaving the ground unharmed.
- To deploy it, the bollard array simply needs an anchor point at either side such as a planter or temporary fence system.
- Alongside our Surface Guard barrier the Surface Mounted Bollards are one of the best temporary, pedestrian permeable security solutions on the market.
- Six bollards can be deployed in just over 10 minutes and in this instance, using planters in the array at each end.
- Its easily deployable design allows the bollards to be used to protect either internal or external perimeters.
- The bollard system can also be installed on a more permanent basis if needed if site security requirements change.
- These bollards will not only stop vehicle-borne explosive devices, but it will also provide an intelligent solution for temporary security against attacks where vehicles are used as a weapon.
- The array has been impact-tested to PAS 68 in both bolted and anchored configurations.