Riot-proof lift-type traffic barrier

A lift barrier gate is an intelligent tool for flexible traffic control on road surfaces.The lift barrier gate, also known as a lifting road barrier or lifting post, primarily operates based on the cylinder piston principle. It controls vehicles on the road by setting obstacles on the pavement. This type of barrier can be lifted or lowered, and it does not rely on manual labor; it can be operated using a remote control.

Main Features

• Liftability: The core feature of the lift barrier gate is its ability to lift and lower, enabling it to temporarily or permanently close off roads as needed.
• Automation: Each lift barrier gate is equipped with a powerful drive system, which is usually housed in an underground power compartment. These systems enable frequent lifting and lowering operations.
• Collision Resistance: The lift barrier gate has anti-collision guiding devices that can quickly rise within just 2 seconds during malicious rushing incidents, while ensuring its own safety.
• Durability: The visible parts of the barrier are typically made of 304 stainless steel, with a column thickness of 6mm or more, ensuring that it will not be damaged in case of vehicle collisions.
• Safety: The lifting status of the barrier is marked with prominent indicators, such as LED running lights and lattice reflective strips, ensuring that passing pedestrians or vehicles can clearly identify it.

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Application Scenarios

• Gateways of Important Units Such as Government Agencies and Military Bases: Effectively prevent vehicles from external units and unlawful vehicles from entering.
• Pedestrian Streets: The barriers are usually lifted to restrict vehicle access, and can be quickly lowered in emergencies.
• Road Dividers: In non-fully enclosed road dividers, the barriers prevent vehicles from turning left or making U-turns during normal times, and can be lowered in special circumstances.
• Multi-purpose Plazas: During the day, the barriers are lifted to restrict vehicle access, and can be used as temporary parking lots at night.
• Open Parks: The barriers are lifted during normal times to restrict vehicle access, and can be lowered in special situations.
• Residential Areas, Banks, Schools: Places that restrict vehicle access and ensure the effective use of fire exits.

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