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New Armco Beams

31 January 2018Appears in Products
New Armco Beams
Introducing a new Armco Beam.

New Armco Beams

Introducing a new Armco Beam. This new Armco Beam is 3504mm long in total and 310mm high, when set up the Armco beam will have an overlap of 150mm on each side meaning that it has an overall effective length of 3200mm. The Beam is 1.5mm thick and is cold rolled so that even though it is thinner it is still very strong. Made from high-quality corrugated steel, it is designed to help prevent damage that may occur as a result of a vehicle crashing into it. These off-road Armco Beams are ideal for car parks, loading bays and warehouses. The beam has a Magnelis coating making it corrosion resistant and is three times better than galvanized steel. We also offer a variety of powder coating options in any standard RAL colour for Armco Beams on top of our Magnelis Coating. Not only does this make your beam look more attractive but it also adds another layer of protection.

Difference Between 1.5mm and 3.0mm Beams

The Main Difference is that the new beam is a lot thinner but is just as strong and it also has a new coating making it more resistant to corrosion.

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What is Magnelis Coating?

Magnelis is an exceptional metallic coating providing protection against corrosion. Magnelis is a Cost-effective alternative to post galvanized steel and is three times better at protecting against corrosion then galvanized steel. Magnelis provides an unprecedented level of surface and cut-edge protection, even in the most hostile environments. Magnelis is produced on a classic hot-dip galvanizing line, but the molten bath has a unique chemical composition including zinc, 3.5% aluminium, and 3% magnesium and is environmentally friendly. Magnelis has a self-healing effect that ensures the protection of uncoated edges, scratches and perforations. When exposed, Magnelis forms a very dense zinc-based protective film, unlike galvanized where the film is very porous. This dense film is also formed on edges, welds, perforations and scratches. It is almost impossible for the environment to penetrate this film. As a result, Magnelis provides perfect protection of the whole structure, even on the uncoated edges, scratches and perforations.

Armco

Armco Barriers provide a high-quality steel safety barrier system and are often known as Armco Safety Barriers or Armco Crash Barriers. Installed in locations throughout the UK, Armco Barriers provide a permanent off-road barrier system which will help reduce the amount of damage caused as a result of impact or collision, often installed in car parks, industrial estates, agricultural areas and delivery bays where they function as a crash barrier.

Finishes

We offer our Armco Posts, comers and end sections in a standard galvanized finish, Beams with Magnelis coating finish and all with an additional polyester powder coated finish option. Powder coating provides your system with high visibility and extra protection from weathering and damage, which may affect the appearance of the Armco Barrier over time.

Armco Posts

Armco Posts

At First Fence, we offer a range of steel Armco Posts in a range of heights in RSJ and Z styles and available in both dig-in and bolt down varieties. We also offer a selection of Spring steel Armco Posts, so you will be able to choose the correct posts to meet the structural requirements of your Armco Barrier system.

Armco Accessories

Armco Accessories

In order to make your Armco Barrier system as effective and efficient as possible, you may require Internal or External Corners and End Sections as well as other accessories. At First Fence we offer a variety of extras and accessories so that you Armco Safety Barrier system can meet your specific requirements.

Armco Box Beams

Armco Box Beams

Armco Open Box Beam is also available from First Fence. Made from robust galvanized steel, Armco Open Box Beams is a stronger alternative to Armco Barriers and is ideal for areas that are likely to see high levels of traffic on a regular basis.