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Sliding Gates Pipe in Rail
Sliding Gate - Pipe in Rail provides maximum protection while allowing free passage or drive-through after the posts are retracted.
Installation Note: The retractable posts slide into the adjacent fixed posts. Therefore, the fixed post must be long enough for the complete retraction of the movable post.
Main Advantages:
- Quick Post Retraction - Easy handling
- Flexible Construction - Can be equipped with 2 or 3 horizontal rails according to specific requirements
- Combination with Impact Barriers - Often combined with other impact barriers for comprehensive protection
- Universal Use - Protection for walls, rack ends, columns, machinery, loading docks, and doors
- Separation of Handling Equipment - Effectively separates traffic and handling equipment in industrial environments
This guardrail is ideal for critical, high-risk areas where maximum protection and flexible combination with other safety elements are required.
Poznań, Poland, Hall 6, Booth 29
Parma, Italy, Hall 6, Booth BO21
Cologne, Germany, Hall 7.1, Booth B040
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Impact energy result - Joules

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Compliant Crash Testing
We test our products in compliance with the industry‘s World-class standards: PAS13:2017 and UNI 11886.
- We measure barriers resistance in „Joules“ according to the following formula:
Kinetic Energy = 1/2*m*v² | M= Mass (Kg) and V = Velocity (Km/h) - We make sure test only on real floor: armed concrete; we don‘t test on metal platforms.
- We make sure vehicle impact takes place at the worst-scenario angle: 90°.
Finally, Bambarrier product is certified compliant when:
- It stops the crashing vehicle safely without breaking itself and without breaking the floor.
- It can be hit repeatedly without getting loose and without breaking the floor.
- When after an impact, it occupies a very small space on the floor.



