Automatic Bollards

FAAC

Our bollards are made to be impact resistant, ensuring they will be able to do the job for which they are meant. Bollards are used to inhibit access and therefore maintain security.

Automatic Bollards

Automatic bollards work by using an access control device to activate a hydraulic system in the foundation housing; our automatic bollards have increased impact resistance due to increased security needs.

Pneumatic Bollards

Pneumatic bollards are used in areas where rapid deployment of barriers is essential, such as high traffic applications such as city bus lines where other vehicles are prohibited. Pneumatic bollards quickly retract when activated allowing access, then are deployed again using the pneumatic system.

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FAAC Bollards

Gibidi

GIBIDI Hydraulic rising bollards

The new line of safety automatic rising bollards (230Vac hydraulic) with diameter 275 mm and thickness 10 mm, that provide the strongest anti-breakthrough capacity. Its high rising speed also allows installation in areas with heavy traffic..

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Gibidi Bollards

BFT

Because we don’t just create “good” products that work well.

Our thinking is beyond the short-term. We are conceiving, designing and creating high-tech solutions that are as advanced and effective as they are reliable and long-lasting. Our range of Bollards include:

Fixed Bollards
Gas Bollards
Automatic Bollards
Crash Rated Automatic & Fixed Bollards
Crash Tested Automatic Bollards

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BFT Bollard

CAME

Since inventing the ‘retractable bollard’ Urbaco has developed many models of bollards to meet the technical and aesthetic standards and security needs of its clients.

At the same time Urbaco has developed and installed numerous access control systems combining bollards, controllers, technical centers, electronic detectors, software and more.

The Generation 6 line of bollards can be fixed, removable or retractable to complement the existing Tradition range. We also manufacture a range of energy supply bollards and urban street furniture.

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