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Dual Length Options
The Industrial Safety Barrier with Crossbar is available in two lengths—50 cm and 200 cm. The longer 200 cm section is designed for guiding pedestrian routes over greater distances, while the shorter 50 cm section effectively closes gaps and protects entry points, such as doorways or corners.
Flexible Mounting Methods
This safety barrier can be mounted in various ways to suit your needs. You can either concrete it in place for a permanent setup or use a bolt-down method for easier installation on a finished slab, allowing for adaptability in different environments.
Details
Given the wide range of production options, the technical data quoted is indicative.
Industrial safety barriers with a crossbar separate pedestrian routes from vehicle movement inside a plant — available in two lengths: 50 and 200 cm.
The two lengths cover two different jobs. The 200 cm section guides a pedestrian route over distance; 50 cm is for closing gaps, protecting doorways and points where the line turns. Mounting is possible either by concreting in or by bolting to a finished slab.
A safety barrier is not an impact bumper
The distinction matters when specifying: an industrial safety barrier marks a boundary and guides people on foot, while a bumper takes a vehicle strike. A barrier placed where trucks actually run into things will bend and need replacing, even though it formally stands where it should.
- pedestrian routes along transport aisles
- exits from welfare rooms onto the shop floor
- routing visitors and subcontractors
- protecting passages between zones
The crossbar changes how people behave
A bare post can be stepped around; a crossbar creates a continuous obstacle at hip height. That is the difference between a boundary people see and a boundary people respect — and for guiding foot traffic only the second one counts.
Concrete-in or bolt-down
With a fixed hall layout, concreting in gives a more durable fixing and fewer problems when the floor is washed. Bolting down is chosen where zones change or where the slab contains services that must not be disturbed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the barriers?
The Industrial Safety Barrier is available in two lengths: 50 cm and 200 cm.
How can I mount the safety barrier?
You can mount the barrier either by concreting it into the ground or using a bolt-down method on a finished surface.
What is the difference between a safety barrier and an impact bumper?
A safety barrier is designed to mark boundaries and guide pedestrians, while an impact bumper is intended to absorb vehicle strikes.
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