Crash Rated Sponsors

 The Crash Rated Equipment exhibits at The Security Show are specifically designed to demonstrate the robustness and reliability of high-security equipment, including K-rated and M-rated barriers, bollards, and gates. These are vital for high-risk facilities that require the highest level of protection against potential vehicular threats and unauthorized access.

The K-Rating and M-Rating refers to the capacity of a barrier to stop a vehicle of a certain speed and weight. K-Rated barriers are tested by the Department of State (DOS), whereas M-rated barriers are tested according to standards set by the Department of Defense. The different levels (K4, K8, K12, or M30, M40, M50) represent the stopping power of the barrier against a vehicle traveling at specific speeds.

Exhibitors at the show will include leading manufacturers and suppliers of crash rated equipment from around the globe. They showcase their advanced products, ranging from anti-ram barriers, bollards, crash-rated fences to wedge barriers, all designed to offer maximum security.

These exhibits offer a glimpse into the state-of-the-art engineering, materials, and technology used in the production of these ultra-secure systems. They highlight how these systems can be integrated into existing security infrastructure without compromising on aesthetics or functionality.

Live demonstrations and simulations provide a clear understanding of how these systems function during a security breach or attack, showcasing their resilience and effectiveness in real-world scenarios. Visitors also get the opportunity to interact with specialists and discuss specific requirements, challenges, and best practices in securing high-risk facilities.

The Crash Rated Equipment exhibits at The Security Show also host discussions and workshops focused on global security threats, evolving safety regulations, and the role of technology in enhancing perimeter security.

This segment of the show is essential for security professionals, government representatives, military personnel, and anyone involved in the specification, design, or management of high security, high-risk facilities.