- 16
gauge steel in both the frames and bases
Stronger
steel prevents deterioration and distortion,
without adding excess weight to the barrier
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- Vertical
bars (uprights) inserted into frames before
welding
Inserting
before welding is a superior technique to
spot welding (which results in easier breakage)
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- Bolt-on
replaceable bases
Enables easy replacement –
simply replace the base, not the entire barrier
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- Hot-dip
galvanizing
The best protection for steel, resulting in
longer life span for your barriers. Barriers
that are merely painted will rust
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- Male
hooks inserted into and welded to the frame
at both ends
Results in hooks which last much longer than
single-welded hooks
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- Positive
interlock
The 30 degree bend in the male hook creates
a positive interlock; barriers cannot be lifted
out of place
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- Pre-drilled
holes for signs
Easily attach I.D. signs without having to
drill holes in barricades, providing effective
inventory control
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- Saddle-Cut
Welds
Much stronger than simple spot welding,
saddle-cut welding results in superior strength
and durability
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