Crowd control barriers are commonly used to manage and control the crowd. They are frequently visible at sporting events, parades, political rallies, demonstrations, and outdoor festivals. Currently Police, RAF and security personnel use barricades as part of their crowd management planning. Crowd control barriers act as a physical and psychological barrier, used to demarcate “no access” zones. They are also used by riot police to control large gatherings and to protect themselves from protestor when there is civil unrest. For this reason, we at Krishna Allied Industries Pvt Ltd have introduced an innovative Crowd Control barriers which are made of specialised hard steel. These Barriers have spikes in the front which will deter protestor to cross over. It also has SS perforated sheet which protects personnel from stone thrower and light in weight and easily movable.
Key Features:
Difficult for violent mob to crossover due to sharp spike in front.
SS Perforated sheet Protects security Personnel from stone attack.
Dual Protection, protect from ramming car as well as violent mob.
Reduces Cost as it is easily transportable.
No tools required easily assembled within few seconds.
Key attributes
Category
Homeland Security
Place of origin
Krishna, AP, India
Certificates
ISO 9001:2015
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