This is a mobile safety interceptor, which uses its unique triangular structure to lift the front of the vehicle so that the vehicle loses its forward power and is forced to stop. It can be used for anti-terrorism protection, threat protection, fortifications, natural disasters and project management. It can remind vehicles to stop early, and can forcefully stop vehicles or trucks that launch at an average speed. Prevent crashing vehicles from entering the restricted area. Protect people in the area.

1. Placement and Standby
The barrier is placed horizontally across the lane entrance, with the Y-shaped triangular structure facing oncoming vehicles. In daily use, it serves as a warning barricade.

2. Vehicle Impact
When a vehicle ignores the warning and forcibly crashes into it, the front of the vehicle makes contact with the barrier.

3. Y-Shaped Wedging
The Y-shaped triangular structure at the bottom acts like a wedge, sliding under the front of the vehicle and using the vehicle's own impact force to lift the front wheels.

4. Wheels Suspended
The front wheels are lifted off the ground, losing traction. The drive wheels spin freely, and the vehicle's kinetic energy cannot be converted into forward momentum.

5. Forced Stop
Having lost driving force, the vehicle is forcibly stopped in front of the barrier and can no longer move forward.

1. Forced Interception
The Y-shaped triangular structure lifts the front wheels off the ground upon impact, effectively stopping ramming vehicles.

2. Easy Mobility
Equipped with heavy-duty rolling wheels at the base, it can be easily pushed by a single person for rapid deployment.

3. Simple Assembly
Disassemblable design requires no specialized tools, saving time and effort.

4. Customizable
Colors and signs can be customized on demand to suit different restricted areas.

5. Robust and Durable
Made of high-strength iron steel with outdoor electrostatic spray coating, rust-proof and corrosion-resistant.

I. Moving and Deployment
Grip the main body of the barrier and use the heavy-duty rolling wheels at the base to push it to the target location. This can be done by a single person.

II. Placement Direction
Place the barrier horizontally across the lane or entrance, with the Y-shaped triangular structure facing the direction of oncoming vehicles to ensure effective interception.

III. Warning Addition (Optional)
To enhance the warning effect, LED warning lights or reflective signs can be installed on the top interface.

IV. Daily Use
Once placed, it enters standby mode — no dedicated personnel are needed for monitoring. When a vehicle forcibly breaks in, interception is triggered automatically without manual operation.

V. Maintenance
Regularly check that the wheels roll smoothly. If the surface coating peels off, apply touch-up paint promptly to prevent rust.

1. Anti-Terrorism and Security
Entrances to government agencies, bases, embassies, large-scale event venues, etc., to guard against malicious vehicle ramming.

2. Critical Facility Protection
Perimeter protection of key infrastructure such as power stations, oil depots, water plants, and communication hubs.

3. Road Construction
Temporary closed construction sections on highways and urban roads, preventing vehicles from accidentally entering work areas.

4. Emergency Control
Rapid isolation and temporary control of hazardous areas after natural disasters or emergencies.

1. What is this product?
A portable Y-type vehicle barrier with wheels, specifically designed for anti-terrorism protection, capable of stopping intruding vehicles.

2. What are the dimensions? Is it customizable?
The standard dimensions are approximately 1623 * 1080 * 1067 mm. Both size and color can be customized on demand.

3. How fast of a vehicle can it stop?
It can effectively stop small and medium-sized vehicles traveling at average speed.

4. Why can it stop a vehicle?
Thanks to its Y-shaped structure, which lifts the front wheels off the ground upon impact, causing them to spin freely and lose driving force.

5. Is it easy to move?
Yes. Equipped with wheels at the base, it can be pushed by a single person for rapid deployment to designated locations.

6. Where is it mainly used?
Anti-terrorism protection zones, such as entrances to government agencies, and critical facilities.