Product Overview
The divergent belt anti-collision buffer package is an impact absorbing device installed in accident-prone areas such as highway forks and tunnel entrances. This safety system effectively absorbs collision impact forces to protect drivers and vehicles, reduce accident risks, and provide comprehensive safety protection.
The split belt anti-collision bag consists of two main components: an impact absorption section and an installation section. The absorption section is constructed from aluminum alloy, providing excellent shock absorption performance by deforming to absorb collision energy. After impact deformation, repair work can be completed quickly by replacing the internal absorption material, significantly reducing construction costs. The installation section offers three mounting types: fixed guardrail, fixed high fence, and embedded installation, accommodating various road condition requirements.
Product Advantages
- Effective and fully tested impact energy absorption system with patent-certified internal absorbent material that has passed international safety tests
- Designed for minimal maintenance with quickly replaceable internal shock-absorbing components to reduce operating costs
- Aluminum profile construction absorbs impact force and prevents fire spread during collisions, avoiding secondary disasters
- Yellow electrostatic sprayed surface with high-strength reflective film provides clear warning visibility
- Customizable configurations available to meet specific customer requirements
The anti-collision buffer package has successfully passed impact tests at speeds of 100 km/h, 80 km/h, and 60 km/h. The following data was obtained using a Toyota vehicle at 60 km/h impact speed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this product?
A highway crash cushion device installed at dangerous locations like forks and tunnel entrances. It reduces accident severity by absorbing impact energy through controlled deformation.
What happens if it gets damaged in a collision?
Only the internal energy-absorbing core module requires replacement. The outer shell is typically reusable, making repairs quick and cost-effective.
How to choose the right model?
Select based on road speed limits: HSK-60 for 60 km/h roads, HSK-80 for 80 km/h roads, and HSK-100 for 100 km/h highways.
How is it installed?
Three installation methods available: embedded in ground, fixed to guardrails, or fixed to high barriers. Selection depends on specific site conditions.
Why is it yellow?
Yellow/orange provides maximum visibility. Combined with reflective strips, it delivers 24/7 active warning to alert drivers to slow down in advance.
What are the key purchasing considerations?
- Review crash test reports
- Verify patent certificates
- Clarify repair/replacement costs and procedures
