Cova Security Gates 10300 Series Boom Barriers
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The CSG 10300 Series is a boom barrier for every possible traffic situation.
CSG models 10301 and 10302 Boom Barriers are designed to BS 6571: Part 4: 1989 and are intended for high usage in all types of commercial / industrial applications, typically car parks, goods vehicle entrances, police stations and similar locations.
Options
- Folding skirts
- Signs
- End rests
- Traffic signals
- Boom lamps
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Articulated booms for internal low ceiling applications
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Technical Data
Download 10300 Boom Barriers datasheet
Download 10300 Technical datasheet
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