Barrier1 Systems, the industry leader in perimeter-hardening physical security barriers, is showcasing its portfolio of top-rated vehicle security gates and barriers at the inaugural Fence Show and Security Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada.
“The inaugural Fence Show presents us with an exciting opportunity to connect with a new group of industry professionals dedicated solely to perimeter security at this first-of-its-kind event,” said Brendan MacDaniel, VP of Sales, Barrier1 as the show approached. “We look forward to discussing the vast number of business opportunities across numerous verticals for Barrier 1’s portfolio of vehicle security gates and barrier solutions.”
At the event Barrier1 highlighted the following solutions:
● Entraquick II – In contrast to simple barrier systems, the Entraquick I/II series protects premises against the unauthorised access of vehicles and pedestrians. The wings of the gate fold optionally inwards or outwards when opened, making them a practical, compact alternative to sliding doors or gates as they do not require any rear space or run back area. The light barriers on the inside and outside as well as safety contact strips ensure maximum safety.
● Entraquick PU 30 – The Entraquick PU 30 high security folding gate offers all the advantages of the Entraquick II gate and more. The steel folding gate and its containment system offers maximum protection against impact loads from vehicles up to the size of a pick-up truck, travelling at speeds of up to 48 km/h. which means that the Entraquick® PU 30 can be used as a high security gate. This makes the Entraquick PU 30 a high-security gate ideal for high-security areas.
● Tracked Gate M50 – Access roadways to critical infrastructure requires particularly high protection. The Tracked Gate M50 is the toughest passage blocker available for high-security premises. The internationally crash tested Tracked Gate M50 sliding gate with high impact load combines all the advantages of a sliding gate with those of a wedge barrier. Perimeter protection and impact resistance are presented in equal measure.
