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Retractable Bollard

Protecting public space from unlawful vehicle access.

Talk to PARCsafe today to discover your options.

Retractable Bollards

Vehicle roadways protected from unlawful vehicle entrance

Our wide range of retractable automatic bollards was designed for you to find the perfect security solution. Choose from a wide choice of anti-vehicle security bollards certified for your security needs, or from our models intended for urban use.  

The Parcsafe retractable bollards are provided with either integrated or remote hydraulic motorisation and are offered with crash testing results. 

All bollard are provided with a minimum of 250mm diameter and height of 600mm. Lowest crash testing offered is 1t vehicle at 50km/h.

Bollards are certified by independent crash test, they guarantee the best performance and resistance in  Urban, tertiary or industrial application to prevent hostile vehicle mitigation.

Contact us today on 1300 987 645 or enquiries@parcsafe.com.au

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The PARCSAFE Retractable Bollards has the following Features 

  • Power Consumption – 700 W per bollard integrated 
  • 1500 W – to 3000W to be mounted system 
  • CYLINDER FINISH – Anti-Corrosion treatment and epoxy powder Coat with stainless steel bollard top.  
  • Option includes Full stainless Steel finish 
  • MOTORISATION  Hydraulic, Integrated or Remote 
  • HANDLING TIME From 4 to 6 secs 
  • MCBF (NUMBER OF CYCLES) >3 million 
  • MTBF (HOURS) >25000 
  • MTTR (MINUTES) 30 
  • EMERGENCY OPERATION – IN CASE OF POWER LOSS – Range between back up power and gravity descent 
  • CYLINDER MEASUREMENT Range from 250mm – 330mm 
  • CYLINDER HEIGHT Range from 600mm – 1000mm 
  • TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS -20°C – +50°C 
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A paved road with white directional arrows is blocked by retractable bollards. The surrounding area includes light posts, small trees, and grassy patches. In the background, there's a large dome-shaped structure and an orange sign on the right side of the road.
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