Liftable Remote Control Pneumatic Bollard

Pneumatic retractable bollards are designed for high security vehicle entrances, military, industrial, governmental and commercial buildings or streets which are closed to vehicle traffic between certain hours of the day.

The drive unit is pneumatic. With the help of PLC controlled electronics, raise/lower function can be achieved by every kind of card readers, biometric readers like fingerprint or hand shape, radio control, on/off key switch etc. Besides, safety accessories like photocells, inductive loop detectors, flashing lights or red/green lights can be integrated to the system.

Pneumatic bollards provide an effective solution for preventing access on roadways and sidewalks. Mint Controls designed these bollards for use at several of the United States border crossings.

The heavy-duty construction of our pneumatic bollards ensures maximum durability and lifespan. The bollards are retractable and operated remotely, allowing users to control access from any location in the world.

Pneumatic Bollard features:

• Heavy Duty Construction

• Retractable

• Crash Rated

• Ultra-Durable

• OperatedLocally, Site Wide, or Remotely

• ControlledBy:

   

   

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    The automatic lifting bollards are divided into pre-buried type and surface type according to the installation method: the pre-buried fixed road piles will have an extension of more than 100mm left in the ground, so that the automatic lifting bollards installed in this way are stronger and have slightly better impact resistance. . The automatic lifting bollard installed on the surface does not have an underground extension, and is directly fixed on the ground with accessories. It is more suitable to use this kind of fixed bollard when the ground has been poured and laid. The accessories used in the installation of automatic lifting bollards are all made of stainless steel, so as to avoid the rusting of the accessories and the displacement or dumping of the bollards.

  • Basic Switch

  • Integration With an External Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)

  • Via a Web Page Under Direct User Control

  • Integration With an External Computer Program via Web Services