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Different Types of Crash Barriers and Their Uses

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Crash barriers play an important role in road safety and protect vehicles from going off the road, getting hit by heavy obstacles, or coming in between moving traffic. These barriers are mainly installed on highways, bridges, medians, and blind curves to minimise the impact of vehicles hitting each other and minimise injuries. In this blog, we discuss different types of crash barriers and their uses. 1. W-Beam Crash Barriers One of the most commonly used barriers throughout the world. Developed from galvanised steel, these barriers have a wave-shaped beam mounted on a strong post. The W-beam crash barrier is made of galvanised steel and features a wave-shaped beam mounted on strong posts. These barriers are designed to absorb the pressure of vehicles after hitting each other and redirect them back onto the road during a collision. W-beam barriers are best suitable for highways, expressways, and roadside applications due to their durability and cost-effectiveness. 2. Thrie-Beam C...

Tips for Maintaining Wire Mesh Fences

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When it comes to installing security fences, wire mesh fences stand as the preferred choice of many property owners. The notable feature of these fences is that they are not only used in urban areas, but also in rural areas for protecting agricultural lands and livestock. However, as time passes, these fences start getting old, rust and even due to harsh weather conditions. To ensure these fences last long, below are some tips to consider.   1. Inspect Regularly One of the most effective ways to keep your mesh fences in good shape is to inspect them at regular intervals. Look for signs of rust, sagging, broken wires, or any loose posts. Locating and finding these damages in the beginning allows for quick repairs, protecting against more serious issues down the line.   2. Keep Vegetation in Check Overgrown plants, vines, and weeds can weaken mesh fences by adding unnecessary weight or causing rust through trapped moisture. Remove the plants and grass that have grown...