3
Passive Product Families
M30-M50
Crash Ratings Available
0
Moving Parts to Maintain
20 year
Warranty - Parts & Labor
The Passive Line
Three ways to stop a vehicle without a machine.
Cable barrier for long runs, bollards for point protection, and a portable device where nothing can go in the ground. Each carries a crash rating from a full-scale test, not an engineering analysis.
AVBD 100 SeriesPassive Cable Barrier
Crash-rated protection with no power, moving parts, or routine mechanical maintenance.
AVBD 300 SeriesAnti-Ram Bollards
Standard and crash-rated bollards for perimeter protection, pedestrian safety and traffic control.
AVBD 700 SeriesModular Portable Protective Device
Crash-rated portable perimeter protection with no excavation or below-ground anchors.
AVBD 951Post and Beam Barrier
Rigid post and beam anti ram barrier, crash tested to ASTM F2656 M50 P1, with no power and no moving parts.
Compare the range
Passive barriers at a glance.
Every rating shown traces to a full-scale crash test report and, where applicable, a listing on the DoD Anti-Ram Vehicle Barrier List. Foundation and civil scope are engineered per project and per site conditions.
Passive by Design
Why it matters.
Nothing to power
At full rating during a blackout
No hydraulics, no controller, no generator, no standby circuit. The barrier holds its rating during a site-wide power loss — the moment a perimeter is most exposed.
No service contract
No seals, no actuator, no annual rebuild. Inspect the cables, posts and fittings, check cable sag and clamp torque — that is the entire schedule.
Below the sightline
Two cable lines below eye level. Where a bollard field or barrier wall dominates an approach, a cable barrier holds the same rating and effectively disappears.