US$ 222.00
A divider wall for a BETONBLOCK® barrier mould gives you greater production flexibility, allowing you to make barriers of different lengths using a single standard mould. The DV200.54-JB divider wall is designed for the standard barrier mould and allows you to produce two barriers approximately one metre long instead of one barrier measuring two metres. The divider wall is supplied complete with two base plates and a forklift sleeves set. Below, we answer the most frequently asked questions about using divider walls for barrier moulds and the possibilities they offer.
The divider wall is placed inside the barrier mould before pouring the concrete, dividing the available space within the mould. The DV200.54-JB allows you to produce two shorter barriers of approximately one metre each. Make sure the divider wall is correctly and securely positioned before you start pouring the concrete. This allows you to produce barriers of a different length easily, using the same barrier mould.
Yes. The standard BETONBLOCK® barrier mould produces a barrier approximately two metres long. By using the DV200.54-JB divider wall, you can divide the same mould and produce two barriers of approximately one metre each. This means you do not need to purchase a separate complete barrier mould for every required length. It makes your production more flexible, especially when you need both longer and shorter barriers.
Depending on the project, shorter concrete barriers can be used for both temporary and long-term separations. Examples include roadworks, construction sites, events, and cordoning off areas. Whether a barrier is suitable for a specific permanent application or traffic safety purpose also depends on factors such as its positioning, the concrete used, any connecting elements, and applicable local regulations. Always check the project requirements for the intended use of the barriers.
A divider wall allows you to produce shorter barriers, giving you greater flexibility when creating bends, corners, and routes that change direction. A barrier of approximately one metre can be positioned in smaller increments than a two-metre element. This makes it easier to align a barrier line with the shape of the terrain or road. When planning the layout, also take any connections into account, along with the safety and project requirements for the intended application.
A divider wall can make the production process more flexible and efficient because you can produce several shorter elements using the same barrier mould. This means you do not need to change moulds when you want to produce barriers of approximately one metre instead of two metres. The amount of time you actually save depends on your production process, the quantity of concrete, the curing time, and how the barriers are demoulded and moved.
The DV200.54-JB divider wall was specifically developed for the standard BETONBLOCK® barrier mould. It allows you to divide the mould and produce two concrete barriers, each approximately one metre long. The divider wall is supplied with two base plates and a forklift sleeves set. For the exact dimensions of the divider wall itself, please contact BETONBLOCK®.