What is a Bollard?
A Bollard is a post of metal cylindrical sturdy, vertical post used to create protective barriers on roads or hotels made typically from steel and anchored in a hard surface or electrically with hydraulic functionality which is used as a blocking system with built-in hydraulic unit for operation UP/DOWN through bollard controller. eSSL offers various options of hydraulic and removable Bollard barriers which are used for security and safety on roads, hotels, train stations, and metros. We have automated retractable bollards which are electrically controlled and come with different cylindric diameters, quick opening based on pressure-bearing capacities and anti-collision levels.
What is use of Tyre Killer?
Tyre Killer is a state-of-the-art electromechanically operated heavy-duty spike barrier. eSSL designed this Tyre Killer with the latest technology to ensure that its safety and durability are top notches as it is highly effective in obstructing unauthorized intrusions at entry/exit points of high-security premises
A bollard is a sturdy, short post or pillar that is typically made of metal or concrete and used to control or direct traffic, enhance security, or provide protection for buildings and infrastructure. Bollards can be found in various environments, including streets, parking lots, pedestrian areas, and sensitive locations such as government buildings or airports.
The primary purpose of bollards is to regulate and manage the flow of vehicles and pedestrians. They are strategically placed to define boundaries, prevent unauthorized access, and ensure safety. Bollards often act as visual and physical barriers, guiding traffic and preventing vehicles from entering restricted areas. They help maintain order, minimize congestion, and safeguard pedestrian zones.
In addition to their traffic management function, bollards are also widely employed for security purposes. They can be installed around critical infrastructure or sensitive locations to deter ramming attacks or unauthorized entry. Bollards provide a protective barrier against vehicle-borne threats, acting as a first line of defense. Some bollards are designed to withstand high-impact collisions and are crash-rated, offering an enhanced level of security.
Bollards come in various styles and designs, ranging from simple and utilitarian to decorative and aesthetically pleasing. They can be fixed, removable, or retractable, depending on the specific requirements of the location. Removable and retractable bollards offer flexibility, allowing access for authorized vehicles when needed while maintaining security at other times.