ADVERTISEMENT
 
 

Related Categories:

Mechanical Retractable Bollards

Available from Urbaco Americas

Mechanical Retractable Bollards
Mechanical Retractable Bollards are set in motion with a key that unlocks the mechanism. A push on the bollard's head will make it sink into the ground; locking in the retracted position is automatic.

Product Description
Mechanical Retractable Bollards are set in motion with a key that unlocks the mechanism. A push on the bollard's head will make it sink into the ground; locking in the retracted position is automatic. A simple turn of the key will make the bollard rise back by itself and lock in the upward position.

More Products from Urbaco Americas

Available from: Urbaco Americas
The sixth generation of Urbaco's retractable bollards, the result of 20 years experience, is composed of three structural elements, the patented Monobloc Urbaco. The casing cast in one peice,...Read More
Available from: Urbaco Americas
Conceived to ensure the safety of strategic access against ram-vehicles, the Urbaco range of High Security Bollards are the answer to the most demanding requirements of access control and impact...Read More
Available from: Urbaco Americas
Urbaco's patented Fixator® system allows the bollard or post to become removable by hand.

With the turn of a key the bollard may be removed from its lodging and the Fixator cover placed...Read More

Related Research You May Be Interested In

Simulations Keep Employees at the Top of Their Game
Simulations have been proven to be efficacious across a myriad of professions and responsibility levels. This type of training and evaluation tool allows individuals to hone...Read More
By: Employment Technologies Corporation | Published: 4/21/2010
The Principles Of Aeration And Mixing Utilizing Process Aerator Technology
Aeration and mixing are necessary elements for aerobic biological wastewater treatment processes to maintain a healthy, stabilized biological population and thus, insure...Read More
By: Aeration Industries International | Published: 4/20/2012
ADVERTISEMENT