Easy to Install
Given the compact and simple design, installing the CushionWall II is quick and easy. Each hazard must first be fitted with a tapered transition made from concrete before the system is installed. The "smart plastic" cylinders are held together with a series of brackets that are bolted from each side of the interconnected cylinders. The entire series is then anchored directly to the concrete wall of the hazard, creating a permanent bond to the site and to the custom made concrete transition. Can also be attached to exsisting New Jersey Wall provided the wall is structurally sound and properly anchored.
Self-Restoring
Given the durability of the high density polyethylene (HMW/HDPE) cylinders, CushionWall II is designed to withstand a number of impacts without the need for major repairs or parts. It self restores up to a high percentage of its original shape after a typical design lateral impact. This durability greatly reduces the time that work crews are exposed to traffic and dangerous sites. It also keeps maintenance and refurbishment costs low.
Lifesaving Crash Performance
The CushionWall II safely dissipates the collision energy of impacting vehicles weighing up to 2,000 kg (4,500 lbs), traveling at speeds up to 73 km/h (45 mph) and impacting at angles as high as 20 degrees.
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