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Military Use Hesco Bastion Barrier Hesco Bastion Barrier System
Products Description
Hesco Barrier Give Quick Response to Threats From Flood or Arms
Hesco barrier is originally used to control flood and erosion of beaches and marshes. Recently, it has been frequently applied to military purposes. Quick installation and rigid structure ensures temporary or semi-permanent dike or barrier against explosions or small arms.
Advantages of hesco barrier
Unlike common welded gabion, hesco barrier can be filled with soil, sand or gravel. This means raw material are very easy to get, especially suitable for the coastal area where is abundant in sand. Usually, front end loader is employed to fill the container.
Hesco barrier structure
Similar to beehive, Hesco barrier is comprised of external welded gabion and interior fabric liner. Its content includes soil, sand or little stone. The line would be yellow, grass green or other colors which blends well with the surroundings.
Specification:
| Material: | Hot-dipped galvanized steel wire or zinc-aluminum alloy steel wires. |
| Wire diameter: | 4 mm or 5 mm. |
| Mesh size: | 50 × 50 mm, 75 × 75 mm, 76.2 × 76.2 mm, 50 × 100 mm, 100 × 100 mm, etc |
| Geotextile: | 320g, 400g heavy duty non-woven polypropylene |
| Geotextile color: | White, beige, Military Green and other customized colors. |
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.