Flexible polymer barriers
Segregate traffic and absorb impact energy without introducing unnecessary gaps in the protective line.
SOLUTION 01
Pedestrian safety
Pedestrian routes often run close to forklift lanes, mobile machinery and road vehicles. Effective segregation reduces the risk of direct contact and creates a clear, predictable traffic arrangement.
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OPERATING SCENARIO
From detection to a clear response.
A pedestrian leaves a protected walkway at a point crossed by forklift traffic. The system combines physical segregation with a warning that activates only when an actual approach is detected.
01Pedestrian or forklift detected
02Direction and zone assessed
03Light, sound or projection activated
04User receives a clear instruction
POSSIBLE SCOPE
Components selected for the function.
- Flexible barriers and segregation systems
- Pedestrian gates
- Protection for crossings and exits
- Bollards and infrastructure protection
- Active warnings where routes intersect
SITE SURVEY
What do we verify before design?
- Traffic volume and direction
- Width of pedestrian and vehicle routes
- Emergency escape routes and service access
The final scope follows from the location, risk and technical conditions.
MODERN SOLUTIONS
Technologies that may be applied.
Every technology has defined capabilities and limitations. The final configuration is selected for the site conditions and required system response.
Controlled pedestrian gates
Manage entry into a vehicle area and can operate together with the warning system.
UWB and personal tags
Detect an equipped pedestrian approaching a vehicle or a defined risk zone.
Active illuminated crossings
Project a crossing or warning only when the current traffic scenario requires it.
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Risk assessment
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Operating concept
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Component selection
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Installation and testing
LET’S START WITH A SPECIFIC LOCATION
Show us the area where the risk occurs.
Send us a plan, photos or a short description. We will identify the right next step.