Plastic Safety Barrier

Plastic Safety Barrier, which is the Retractable safety barrier also known as Jersey Barriers, provides portable, durable, and high visibility protection for construction zones, road work sites, airports, and anywhere else where workers, pedestrians, vehicles, and equipment cross paths.

Our selection has plastic jersey barriers for easy transport and quick deployment. Plastic barriers can be reinforced by connecting them or adding ballast with water or sand.  Water-filled and sand-filled barriers provide more site protection than lighter crowd control methods like steel barricades.

These safety barricades are durable, structurally sound, and lightweight to make them portable. Their lightweight when not filled makes them easy to relocate, saving labor costs and time. They are impact-resistant and flexible as well as UV and long-term fade-resistant. Their durability allows them to be able to withstand tough treatment during installation and relocation.

Features of Plastic Safety Barrier:

J and N’s plastic safety barrier has the following features:

• Barricades can be deployed with only one or two people, and no heavy equipment is needed.
• They are forklift accessible and have uniform thickness with thicker corners and edges.
• Fill Capacity of 35 lbs of Water to make a filled weight of 600 lbs.
• 100% interlocking system.
• Reflective stickers for day and night visibility.

Applications of plastic safety barrier:

Plastic safety barriers are versatile tools used across a wide range of applications to ensure safety and organization in various environments. From construction sites and roadwork zones to public events and parking lots, these barriers provide a reliable solution for managing traffic flow, controlling crowds, and securing hazardous areas. Their lightweight yet durable design allows for easy setup and repositioning, making them ideal for temporary and semi-permanent use. Plastic safety barriers are essential for maintaining safety and order in both urban and industrial settings.

• Temporary work zones
• Road Detours
• Sporting Events
• Construction Projects
• Demolition Areas
• Theme Parks

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are plastic safety barriers used for?

Plastic safety barriers are commonly used to control crowds, mark off construction zones, and manage traffic in areas where temporary or semi-permanent barriers are needed. They are lightweight, durable, and easily deployable in various settings.

Are plastic safety barriers compliant with U.S. regulations?

Yes, most plastic safety barriers are designed to comply with U.S. regulations, such as those from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). They are often used in accordance with traffic safety guidelines.

Can plastic safety barriers be used for roadwork?

Yes, plastic safety barriers are frequently used in roadwork zones to separate traffic from work areas. They are particularly useful for short-term or temporary projects due to their portability and ease of setup.

Are plastic safety barriers environmentally friendly?

Many plastic safety barriers are made from recyclable materials and can be reused multiple times, making them an environmentally conscious choice. Additionally, some manufacturers offer barriers made from recycled plastics.

How are plastic safety barriers anchored for stability?

Plastic safety barriers can be filled with water or sand for added stability, especially in windy or high-traffic areas. They may also be secured with additional hardware or weighted bases to prevent tipping or movement.