HYDRAULIC PLATE
A hydraulically raised curved steel plate forms a physical barrier across a vehicle lane. When lowered, the plate closes into the road-mounted body; the raised plate has a black-and-yellow face and red-tipped projections.
HYDRAULIC PLATE
The curved steel plate pivots out of its buried body under hydraulic control. Its raised state and the below-ground installation require different clearances.
HYDRAULIC MOVEMENT
The plate closes into its body to provide a route across the unit.
The curved plate pivots upward under hydraulic control.
At full extension the catalogue specifies a 500 mm raised barrier height.
INSTALLATION PLANNING
Plan the road opening around the body footprint and confirm the final installation drawing. The 380 V supply and hydraulic equipment need to be included in the site design.
DIMENSIONS & INSTALLATION
Confirm the installation drawing before cutting the road. Include the hydraulic equipment, 380 V supply, drainage and service access.
INSTALLATION REFERENCE
The original drawing shows the curved lifting plate and buried body. The depth and effective blocking-width values differ from the parameter table; obtain the final installation drawing before preparing the road opening.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operation | Hydraulic lifting plate |
| Body length | 3,000 mm |
| Body width | 1,000 mm |
| Raised height | 500 mm |
| Plate thickness | 16 mm |
| Material | A3 steel with anti-rust primer |
| Supply | 380 V |
| Control voltage | 24 V |
| System power | 3.7 kW |
| Raising time | ≤3 s, adjustable |
| Lowering time | ≤2 s, adjustable |
| Ingress protection | IP68 — catalogue specification |
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
The dedicated model table gives a 500 mm raised height.
The catalogue states a 380 V supply, 24 V control voltage and 3.7 kW system power. Confirm the local electrical arrangement with the selected system.
The catalogue does not provide an independently tested crash classification. A vehicle load statement is not an impact-test rating.
A final installation drawing is needed. Body depth and effective blocking width differ between the catalogue table and drawing; the approved project dimensions should resolve these before construction.
YOUR PROJECT
Share the lane layout, ground levels, drainage and available equipment space.