Posts Tagged ‘crash rated fence’

• The Importance of the K Rating

  • February 18th, 2022
  • Posted in Uncategorized
  • Tags: crash rated fence, k rating, security fence

  When it comes to security fencing and barriers, the options can be overwhelming. Choosing the right security barrier requires the consideration of many different factors, and it is important to understand all of the options that are available. Understanding the… Read More

• 6 High-Security Perimeter Solutions

  • May 21st, 2020
  • Posted in Security Barriers
  • Tags: crash rated bollards, crash rated fence, crash-rated gate, security barriers

  High-security locations such as government buildings, military bases, data centers, corporate headquarters, prisons, embassies, and other high-risk sites require optimal perimeter security. A standard fence won’t always be sufficient for keeping these locations secure. At Hercules High Security, we help… Read More

• Does Your Facility Need a Crash-Rated Fence?

  • September 13th, 2019
  • Posted in Crash-rated Gates
  • Tags: crash barrier, crash rated fence, high security fence, perimeter protection

  If you are looking into a new or replacement fence for your facility, you have likely stumbled upon crash-rated fences and gates. How can you tell if you need such a strong high-security fencing option? There are a few factors… Read More

• 4 Types of Property That Need a Crash-Rated Fence

  • June 12th, 2019
  • Posted in Crash-rated Gates
  • Tags: crash barrier, crash rated fence, crash-rated gate, high security fencing

  Not all commercial properties require the protection of a crash-rated fence. Crash-rated fences are designed to withstand vehicular attack and tested to withstand impact from an incredibly large vehicle at various speeds. If you are in the market for a… Read More

• Crash Rated Gates Won’t Be Your Facility’s Weak Point

  • December 4th, 2014
  • Posted in Crash-rated Gates
  • Tags: crash rated fence, high security fencing

  A high security fence is the best way to keep out trespassers and vehicles because it forms a solid barrier around the entirety of your facility. Or, at least, most of the entirety; you will still need a point of… Read More