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Height Restriction Bar
Hanging height restriction bars are reliable protective elements that safeguard infrastructure and vehicles from damage.
Prevent Vehicle Damage
Height restriction bars are essential for protecting infrastructure and vehicles from accidental damage caused by tall loads. By suspending a rail at a height below critical infrastructure, drivers receive a clear signal to stop before making contact.
Versatile Applications
These bars are suitable for various environments, including routes under pipe runs, sprinkler installations, and entries into halls. They effectively warn drivers in areas with raised masts or tall loads, ensuring safety in operations.
Details
Given the wide range of production options, the technical data quoted is indicative.
A height restriction bar is a rail suspended over a through-route that stops a vehicle before it strikes services hung beneath the roof.
Available diameters are 48.3, 60.3, 76.1 and 114.3 mm. The element is fitted lower than the service it protects, so that contact happens with the bar rather than with a pipe run, a sprinkler head or a door track.
The hazard the driver cannot see
A driver controls the vehicle outline at eye level, not above the cab. Raised forks, a lifted mast or a tall load are the commonest causes of overhead services being torn down — and almost always a surprise to the operator. A height restriction bar gives the signal earlier, in a form that cannot be missed.
- routes under pipe runs and sprinkler installations
- entries into halls and under sectional doors
- zones with trucks operating a raised mast
- routes under gantries and technical walkways
What the bar protects, and what it saves
A torn sprinkler line is not only a repair but a flooded zone and a stoppage. A damaged door track can block the only entrance to a hall. Against consequences like these, a rail suspended over the route is protection with an exceptionally good relation to the risk it removes.
Choosing diameter and height
Thinner diameters signal that the envelope has been exceeded; thicker ones actually stop the vehicle. The suspension height is set with a margin below the protected service — low enough that the strike lands on the bar before anything reaches the roof.
Frequently Asked Questions
What diameters are available?
The height restriction bar is available in four diameters: 48.3 mm, 60.3 mm, 76.1 mm, and 114.3 mm.
How is the bar mounted?
The height restriction bar is suspended lower than the service it protects to ensure contact is made with the bar before any damage occurs.
What types of areas can benefit from this product?
These bars can be used in various locations, such as loading docks, service entrances, and areas where tall vehicles operate.
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