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Heald Roadblocker Repels 30 Tonne Truck Travelling at 50mph

Following the recent crash tests on the Heald HCR4M1200RB Roadblocker, in line with the British Standard PAS68, are pleased to announce the success of another test - a worldwide first for the Roadblocker! It not only stopped a 30 tonne truck travelling at 50mph, but was fully functional after the test, and the foundation was undamaged.

Roadblocker stops 30 tonne truck at 50mph.

Tested at MIRA on Friday 20th March 2009 the Roadblocker was impacted with a fully loaded 30 tonne truck travelling at 50mph and not only withstood the impact with zero penetration but also operated afterwards with no damage to the foundation. This is the third test that this particular Roadblocker has successfully undertaken and to the highest PAS68 specification currently available.

This is the only Roadblocker of its kind that has passed both PAS 68 (30 tonnes/ 50MPH) and holds the Department of State K12 certification.

The unique design of the Roadblocker is the key to its success. Special crash bars and a sacrificial front radius are incorporated into the design so upon impact these help absorb the force and leave the main body of the blocker intact, maintaining site security. The Roadblocker therefore remains a formidable barrier against vehicular threat.

The Roadblocker requires NO reinforcement of concrete or pre casting of the pit ensuring minimal disruption to the site and surrounding area and has been repeatedly tested and will withstand multiple attacks.

Roadblocker stops 30 tonne truck at 50mph

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