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Barriers bounce back
October 1st 2009

Safety barrier manufacturer, A-Safe will be exhibiting its wide range of systems suitable for any application within the warehouse, manufacturing and logistics industries.

For the manufacture of its products, A-Safe has developed a blend of high-performance polymers that, once through its extrusion process, delivers a strength that can withstand an impact of 304kN (equivalent to the direct impact of a 3.5t vehicle travelling at 10mph). Added to this is a UV additive for outdoor use.

"The plastic used has a special inbuilt memory, similar to an elastic band, so any impact will be absorbed and then will automatically spring back to its original shape. Therefore, unlike its steel contemporaries, the ASafe plastic does not need to be replaced or repaired each time it is hit," says director, James Smith.

Hall 06 Stand E64

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