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Advanced Security Technologies

MVB3X used as Event Barriers

Keeping the attendees of your outdoor events safe and secure is made easier with the modular vehicle barriers that work as event barriers from Advanced Security Technologies. We carry a selection of tested and certified vehicle barriers that make pedestrian and vehicular traffic much easier to manage. Contact us today to learn more about how a new barricade system will improve the event safety and experience for all your guests. 

Our system is used to create event barriers and are perfect for many types of outdoor activities of all size. One reason for this is how quickly and easily they can be deployed and disassembled. Usually, one person can assemble a unit in as little as 60 seconds. They’re also lightweight and easy to transport, so you can expand or remove them as necessary. This allows for quick access in case of an emergency. These modular barriers do not require maintenance, so you can quickly bring them out from storage as you need to. This makes them the ideal solution for outdoor events, festivals, and parades. 

Advanced Security Technologies does so much more than just barricades. We also carry many additional products that make storing, transporting, and utilizing your modular barriers much easier. For example, we offer sequential lighting options for your barriers. We also carry storage lockers for your modular vehicle barrier system. Advanced Security Technologies even has transport trailers to help get barricades where they need to be.

 

With the stopping power to halt a 7.5 ton truck, these barriers offer the ultimate in protection for your guests. When safety is your number one priority, go with the best from Advanced Security Technologies. Our barricades function as event barriers that help prevent tragedy from occurring and ensure a good time for everyone who attends your outdoor activities. Contact us today to learn more about our modular vehicle barricades or to place your order. 

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