United Ventura

Used For:  To withstand high wind pressure generated by fast-moving vehicles and are also more effective, more stable, and safer compared to conventional products such as drums, and posts. Safety Barricades (Interlocking) make it more durable by filling it with water or sand.

Attribute:

• Roto-molded from LLDPE for higher uniform strength.
• Interlocking at 90 degrees and 180 degrees.
• Eye-catching non-fading colors and designs to attend attention.
• Easy interlocking for creating required lengths.No rust, chipping or peeling – completely maintenance-free.
• Totally stackable design allows for a large number of barriers to be stored in a small space, saving storage, and transportation costs.
• Available in Red and Yellow Color.

• To block off a pothole that is dangerous.
• To divide the area into sections that are easily controlled and monitored by police ,Sporting events etc.
• These displays are provided by us in diverse sizes and specifications as suitable for the clients.
• Quick and easy positioning of the barricade.

Plastic traffic barriers, also known as plastic barricades or water-filled barriers, are widely used in traffic management, construction zones, and event control due to their versatility, durability, and ease of handling. Here is an overview of plastic traffic barriers, including their types, features, benefits, and applications.

1. Water-Filled Barriers:

   • These barriers can be filled with water for stability and emptied for easy transportation and storage.
   • Examples: Jersey barriers, Yodock barriers.

2. Fixed-Weight Barriers:

   • These barriers have a fixed weight, often achieved by the material density itself, and do not require filling.
   • Examples: Solid plastic barricades.

3. Interlocking Barriers:

   • Designed to interlock with each other, providing a continuous barrier without gaps.
   • Examples: Modular barriers that connect end-to-end.

1. Durability:

   • Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or other tough plastics, these barriers are resistant to impact, weather conditions, UV rays, and chemicals.

2. Lightweight:

   • When empty, plastic barriers are much lighter than their concrete counterparts, making them easier to transport and deploy.

3. Visibility:

   • Available in high-visibility colors such as orange, yellow, and white, often with reflective strips for enhanced night-time visibility.

4. Versatility:

   • Suitable for various applications, including traffic control, crowd management, and construction site safety.

5. Safety:

   • Designed to reduce the risk of injury upon impact, they can be safer than metal or concrete barriers.

6. Cost-Effective:

   • Generally more affordable than metal or concrete barriers, especially when considering transportation and deployment costs.

1. Easy Handling and Installation:

   • Can be quickly deployed, repositioned, and removed as needed, requiring minimal manpower and equipment.

2. Modularity:

   • Interlocking designs allow for flexible configurations, adapting to different site layouts and requirements.

3. Reusability:

   • Durable and reusable, plastic barriers can be used repeatedly over long periods, making them an economical choice.

4. Reduced Damage:

   • Causes less damage to vehicles and less risk of injury to passengers in the event of a collision compared to more rigid barriers.

1. Road Construction and Maintenance:

   • Used to delineate construction zones, protect workers, and direct traffic flow safely around work areas.

2. Traffic Control:

   • Employed to manage vehicle and pedestrian traffic during events, accidents, or road closures.

3. Crowd Management:

   • Useful for controlling crowds at public events, parades, concerts, and festivals.

4. Temporary Road Closures:

   • Deployed for temporary road closures, detours, and rerouting traffic during emergencies or planned events.

5. Security:

   • Used around sensitive areas, such as government buildings, airports, and military installations, to prevent unauthorized access.