USR | GRAB-SP Vehicle Arrest Barriers
K12 Crash Rated & Certified Non Hydraulic Barrier System
GRAB-SP Product Media
Click on the links below to witness the benefits of the GRAB-sp barrier. Watch the speed and ease of operation and see the stopping power of this K12 certified security barrier. GRAB-sp is a security innovation like no other and is dominating the industry. Watch below as GRAB takes out the competition.
Watch the GRAB-sp in action to see the benefits and functionality of this superior security barrier. GRAB quickly and easily controls traffic flow while providing unsurpassed security to any facility.
View the GRAB-sp comparison video and watch as GRAB goes head to head with security bollards and wedge barriers. GRAB barriers destroy the competition while others just destroy safety!
Designed and tested to both the US Department of State K12 security standards and the Federal Highway Administration transportation safety standards resulting in the first security certified reduced risk barrier system. It has all the strength of a traditional barrier and all the safety of a transportation barrier.
Designed and tested to both the US Department of State K8 and K4 security standards and the Federal Highway Administration transportation safety standards resulting in the first security certified reduced risk barrier system.
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In this illustration, a 4 lane barrier system using the GRAB-sp K12 system spans up to 60 feet (and wider if necessary) to protect in bound and out bound security concerns. The patented energy absorbing stanchions bring the vehicle (15,000 lbs traveling at 50 mph) to rest with in 3 feet.
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This illustration involves a single lane barrier in a K8 application. This project involves the comparable K8 crash fence (Impasse) by Ameristar.
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This illustration shows a typical barrier system highlighting various vehicle barrier components. This view shows a 24 foot GRAB barrier spanning 2 lanes of traffic. The net barrier is being controlled by an adjacent security booth. The vehicle barrier can be controlled by push button control panels, remote control, card readers, HMI, or any application you need.