Composite pallets for safety barriers

Description:

• Patent WO 2009/138071 A 1 + 2010/028624 A 1
• Publication CN 301376560 S
• Design Patent EM001662768 0001 + 002

• barriers made from plastic or steel.
• K 1 footplates, K 1 Multi footplates
• compensatory construction fence elements and closed construction fence elements
   

• The multifunctional system!
• Sizes: Length 2.22 m x width 1.14 m
• Galvanised
• Unladen weight 100 kg

One pallet for three systems

1. Load almost all of your safety barriers and footplates from different manufacturers on one composite pallet
2. Alternating removal of barriers, even from a lorry
3. Can be wheeled next to the lorry on the construction site road for loading and unloading
4. Faster installation of construction fences and safety barriers
5. Simple to move the fully loaded composite pallet forwards, backwards and sideways with a forklift
6. The composite pallet won't slip off the forklift as the fork can be inserted into the profile
7. Barriers in plastic or steel can be stacked simultaneously. K 1 footplates, K1 multi footplates as well as compensatory and closed fence elements all on one pallet
8. If you stack the composite pallet logically (with feet under fences), it has a lower centre of gravity and lower overall height. The composite pallet is easy to transport and saves space
9. Two full composite pallets can be stacked on top of one another for storage (support rails not included in the scope of delivery)
10. Allows for fast assembly – remove the materials as you need them 
11. Reverse assembly of the barrier to save space
12. Footplates won't be lost on the composite palette, not even when loading and unloading on site
13. The fence holders can be collapsed when the palette is empty. This ensures a lower transport height for the empty palette and prevents the holder openings from getting dirty
14. With large water holes to prevent the barrier elements from freezing
15. Storage bars to prevent the footplates from freezing
16. Transport with a pallet jack by using special equipment
17. Previously secured footplates can be freely accessed for assembly by removing the first barrier element
18. No additional securing of the feet with a net needed