Defensive Barriers & Protection

Galfan or hot dipped galvanized defensive barrier is mostly used for perimeter security, border security. Border security is crucial for each independent country, to guarantee the territorial integrity is important for the military department. Military defensive barrier is one good military fortification which can protect troops and crucial assets against bombs.

Military defensive barriers – MIL Units also can be called as earth-filled sand bags, ultimate force-protection barrier system. Whether used as a protective barrier or to define boundaries, military defensive barrier – MIL Units have been widely used for protecting personnel, vehicles, facilities, and other critical assets in military camps, peacekeeping, humanitarian.

Military Defensive Barrier is one multi-cellular barrier system which is made of collapsible wire mesh containers. The defensive barriers will be filled up with sand to protect troops against burst or explosion, so it is also called as military sand wall. When the military defensive barriers reaches the military base, just needs some soiders to unpack the foldable wire mesh barriers and erect it, then pull it out and generally each unit/set would be connected together by joining pins to extend the length, finally filling the sand or gravels into the defensive barriers by using a front-end loader, after that, one strong military sand wall will be built completely.

Hesco defensive barrier blast wall has been a key component in providing Force Prection against bombs since the Gulf War. The hesco defensive wall has been deployed by the Armed Forces of U.S., NATO, the United Nations and other military forces throughout the world. Hesco defensive barriers are extensively used as a rapid military fortification sytem to protect personnel and key assets in military, peacekeeping, humanitarian and civilian operations.

On the below picture, we can see that the soil has flowed out the damaged hesco bastion unit. Is it really working to repair the damaged hesco bastion barrier? One day one clinet from Sudan found my whatsapp and then asked me if we can give some proposals on how to repair the damaged hesco bastion