Not everything laid across a road is there to slow cars down. This category has two kinds of products with a particular job: the one-way speed bump with metal spikes and cable protectors.
The ATE 12290 lets vehicles pass in one direction only: it has four yellow metal spikes angled in the permitted direction. Vehicles from that direction cross it like an ordinary speed bump; against the flow, the spikes can puncture tyres. It goes at the exit of a car park with separate entry and exit, at the gate of a company yard or on a ramp. It is made of steel and PPC, measures 50 x 50 x 6 cm, weighs 7.3 kg, has 2 reflective strips and fixes at 6 points. The 9 cm ATE 12291 cap goes at the ends. Because it can damage tyres, it is only installed together with clearly visible one-way signs and no-entry signs on the opposite side.
When a cable or a hose has to cross a road, a lane or the entrance to a hall, you put it in a protector that can be driven or walked over. Ours are black vulcanised rubber with a yellow PVC lid, and they lock end to end:
The yellow lid lifts to lay the cables and closes again. Both are rated for crossing at 10 km/h. The protectors are also listed under cable protectors.
For ordinary speed bumps, see the rubber/compound speed bumps and the plastic speed bumps. We deliver in 1-3 working days.
It lets vehicles pass in one direction only. Against the flow, the metal spikes can puncture tyres, so it is installed with one-way and no-entry signs, for example at a car park with separate entry and exit.
Yes, each piece locks to the next one, so the run can be any length.
Yes. The product sheet rates them for crossing at 10 km/h.
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.