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NATO Military Camp Security Hesco Bastion Barriers Sand Wall MIL 9
Products Description
The hesco bastion barrier sand wall has been a key element in providing force protection since the 1991 Gulf War. It has been deployed with the U.S. Military, NATO, The United Nations and other military forces through out the world.
The versatility of a bastion barrier structure enables it to be used across a variety of applications such as coastal erosion, flood protection, river and bank stabilisation, retaining walls, land reinforcement and soil conservation.
The steel mesh panel unit lined with geotextile fabric, bastion barrier is completely pre-assembled during producing. Available in a wide range of sizes, units can be joined and extended using the provided joint pins.
| MIL9 Specification Table | |||||
| Height | Width | Length | Cells | Wire dia. | Hole Size |
| 1.0m | 0.76m | 6.84m | 9 | 4mm | 75×75mm |
| Geotextile:300g, beige color, green color, white color | |||||
Advantages
Once filled with soil, sand or gravel, Securest forms a solid and strong barrier with exceptional strength and structural integrity to protect personnel and equipment from enemyfire.
Securest bastion barrier can be used in separate cell or some cells joined together by joint pins to suit different needs of your projects. Almost any locally filling material can be used such as soil, sand, gravel, crushed rock and various other granular materials.
Securest can be collapsed and stacked on pallets for easy package, handling and transport, so that it efficiently saves labor cost.
Securest provides the easiest deploy methods - just unfold it and fill it using minimal manpower or commonly available equipment. Previously, sandbag barrier is considered a slow undertaking as a person can only fill about 20 sandbags per hour. Yet our Securest do ten
times the work.
Typical Applications Include
1.Perimeter security and defence walls
2.Equipment revetments
3.Ammunition compounds
4.Personnel and material bunkers
5.Obsercation points
6.Defensive firing positions
7.Entry control points
8.Guard posts
9.Explosives and contraband search areas
10.Highway checkpoints
11.Border crossing checkpoints
12.Protecting existing structures
13.Highway traffic management
14.Hostile Vehide Mltigation