STEEL BARRIER  LIFT

UNIQUE STEEL WALL DESIGNS REQUIRE A LIFTING ALTERNATIVE

Precast concrete barriers are the currently the most commonly used traffic barricades for traffic redirection during road construction. However, steel barriers are quickly becoming more prevalent as they are less cost prohibitive when it comes to trucking. Overall trucking fees can significantly be reduced as steel barriers are 40+ feet in length, weigh much less than their precast counterpart and are inverted and nested in several stacks for transport. As steel wall becomes more commonplace, Kenco continues to lead the below the hook industry with a solution that is safe and effective.

TRUSTED SCISSOR CLAMP DESIGN IS THE SOLUTION

Based on the patented technology behind the standard Barrier Lift, Kenco’s Steel Barrier Lift uses mechanical scissor action to grip the steel wall. The built-in exclusive actuator locks and unlocks the tines between cycles offering a smooth and seamless transition from one wall to the next. The entire process is completed from the cab without hydraulics or straps making this the absolute safest way to move steel barriers.

Unique only to this design, a second arm assembly was added. This equivalates to a larger, more adjustable grip range in a smaller profile.

KEYWAYS FOR NEARLY EVERY STEEL WALL

The Steel Barrier Lift is not limited to a single style steel wall. It’s unique keyway system is designed to fit several common steel wall designs including Zoneguard®, Highway Guard™ and BarrierGuard 800® (with and without the T-top installed) The adjustment between keyways is simple and can be done onsite with zero tools.

If you’re looking to improve efficiency in steel wall loading/unloading and installation/removal, the Steel Barrier Lift is the solution. Watch more on its operation and key design features in the Kenco Steel Barrier Commercial HERE.

CERTIFIED PERFORMANCE

Kenco’s patented below the hook lifting products are designed, manufactured and tested in compliance with the latest revisions of the ASME B30.20 and BTH-1 standards and are accepted by OSHA, CanOSH, as well as virtually all other world wide standards. The Barrier Lift is a patented design under US Patent 6331025.