Movable Metal Barrier

Movable Metal Barrier

KTI16018003MRBG

Movable Metal Barrier
Material MS Pipe 3 Inch Pipe or 2 Inch pipe
Weight: 33 to 40 Kg. KG approx...
• Height: 4.5 Feet approx.
• Length : 11 Feet approx.

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Movable Metal Barrier

KTI16018003MRBG

Price

₹ 22,525.00 excl. GST

+ 18.00% Tax + Freight Charge

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84733099
33 kg
Not Applicable
- Safety >> Road Traffic Safety Solutions >> Road Barriers

Usually dispatched within 8 days

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Category FAQ .

Traffic Barriers, Safety Barriers, Road Safety Barriers, Highway Barriers, Temporary Road Barriers, Impact-Resistant Barriers, Barrier Fencing, Road Control Barriers, Concrete Road Barriers, Security Barriers, Portable Road Barriers, Steel Road Barriers, Vehicle Barriers, Safety Control Barriers, Road Blockades

There are several types of road barriers, including: Concrete Barriers: These are large, heavy barriers made of reinforced concrete that provide substantial protection and are commonly used on highways or construction sites. Water-Filled Barriers: These barriers are made of plastic or rubber and are filled with water to provide stability. They are often used in temporary situations or for short-term traffic control. Steel Barriers: Steel barriers are sturdy and durable, often used in high-security areas or where additional crash resistance is required. Plastic Barriers: Lightweight and easily portable, plastic barriers are commonly used for temporary traffic control or crowd management. They are available in various sizes and shapes. Expandable Barriers: These are collapsible or expandable barriers that can be easily set up and taken down. They are often used for quick and temporary traffic control or to cordon off areas temporarily.

Road barriers, also known as traffic barriers or barricades, are physical structures or devices placed along roads or construction sites to control or restrict the movement of vehicles and pedestrians. They serve various purposes, including safety, traffic management, and delineation of work zones.

Road barriers offer several benefits, including: Safety: Road barriers provide physical separation between vehicles and pedestrians, preventing unauthorized access to restricted areas, and reducing the risk of accidents or collisions. Traffic control: Barriers help manage traffic flow, create designated lanes, or redirect vehicles in construction zones, events, or other areas requiring temporary control measures. Visibility: Many road barriers come with reflective elements or bright colors, enhancing visibility both during the day and at night, ensuring better awareness for motorists and pedestrians. Delineation: Barriers can be used to define or mark boundaries, lanes, or work zones, guiding road users and ensuring clear demarcation. Versatility: Road barriers are available in various types, sizes, and configurations, making them suitable for different applications and locations. Durability: Depending on the type, road barriers are designed to withstand weather conditions, impacts, and wear, providing long-lasting performance.

Road barriers are used in various locations and situations, including: Construction sites: Barriers are commonly used to protect workers, delineate work areas, and manage traffic flow in construction zones. Highways and roads: Barriers are installed along highways and roads to provide physical separation between traffic lanes, prevent cross-median accidents, or guide vehicles during lane closures or diversions. Parking lots: Barriers are used to designate parking spaces, control entry, and exit points, and prevent unauthorized access to restricted areas. Events and crowd management: Barriers are employed to manage pedestrian flow, create crowd control corridors, or secure event venues. Road maintenance: Barriers are utilized to mark off areas undergoing maintenance or repairs, ensuring the safety of workers and drivers.