ETEP Sand Barrel System protects drivers from fixed objects like concrete barriers, bridge abutments, and lighting fixtures.
Plastic Crash Cushion Barriers are used to reduce the damage to structures, vehicles, and motorists resulting from a motor vehicle collision. UV stabilizers maximize product life. Color-stable pigments resist fading.
Crash cushion barriers, also known as impact attenuators or crash attenuators, are safety devices installed on roadways to reduce the severity of collisions. They are designed to absorb the kinetic energy of a vehicle that crashes into them, thereby reducing the force of impact and minimizing injury to the vehicle occupants. These barriers are commonly placed at locations where there is a high risk of collision, such as the ends of guardrails, bridge supports, toll booths, and roadway dividers.
Specifications:
| Size | Diameter: 920 mm & Height: 1030 mm, Diameter: 565 mm & Height: 840 mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Feature | Customized Reflective Strips |
Working of Crash Cushion Barriers:
Crash cushions work by deforming or collapsing upon impact, which dissipates the energy over time and distance. Different types of materials and designs are used in crash cushions, including sand barrels, metal structures, and water-filled containers. Some modern designs even use high-tech materials that can quickly return to their original shape after an impact, allowing the barrier to be reused.
The primary goal of crash cushion barriers is to prevent vehicles from colliding with more hazardous fixed objects, such as concrete walls or poles, which could cause more severe injuries or fatalities. By reducing the impact force and redirecting the vehicle in a controlled manner, crash cushions play a critical role in enhancing road safety.
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