Quick release bollard launches at Intertraffic

Italian company Meccanica Fadini, a specialist in bollards, gate automation and barriers for perimeter security, will launch its new Talos bollard at Intertraffic Amsterdam. The presence of a quick release junction connector improves security standards, facilitating and speeding up electrical connections and making the device quick and easy to install and service.
February 23, 2016 Read time: 1 min

Italian company 8340 Meccanica Fadini, a specialist in bollards, gate automation and barriers for perimeter security, will launch its new Talos bollard at Intertraffic Amsterdam. The presence of a quick release junction connector improves security standards, facilitating and speeding up electrical connections and making the device quick and easy to install and service. The new Talos bollard features an anti-scratch design, is fitted with an accident prevention rubber joint, has a greater choice of materials, with five heights and three wall thickness values available, as well as post colour customising.

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