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Triton Barrier® CET

The Triton Barrier® CET is a non-redirective, gating end treatment that consists of interlocking barrier sections made of polyethylene plastic and an internal steel framework. It is tested to NCHRP Report 350 Test Level 2 and Test Level 3.  The system can be installed and removed from portable concrete median barrier (PCMB) and is potentially reusable after an impact within NCHRP Report 350 crash test standards.* Triton Barrier® CET is ideal for use in work zone applications.

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Features

  • Steel reinforced polyethylene barrier sections.
  • Can be used as a Test Level 2 or Test Level 3 water filled barrier with required minimum assembly length, or end treatment (first 10 sections of Triton Barrier® TL-2 or first 20 sections of Triton Barrier® TL-3).
  • Convenient forklift ports and fill level indicator.
  • Stackable for more efficient transportation and storage.
  • Durable in adverse weather conditions.

 

*After an impact, the product must be inspected and evaluated per the direction of the specifying roadway authority. The ultimate decision on reusability rests with the specifying roadway authority and/or state DOT.

Assembly & Maintenance

  • Lightweight sections can be unloaded and positioned by hand.
  • Connections are made with steel pins.
  • Potentially reusable after an impact within NCHRP Report 350 crash test standards.*

 

*After an impact, the product must be inspected and evaluated per the direction of the specifying roadway authority. The ultimate decision on reusability rests with the specifying roadway authority and/or state DOT.

Specifications

  • 41′ (12.5 m) Long
  • 21″ (500 mm) Wide
  • 2’ 8″ (800 mm) High

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Product Documents

PI Sheet

Triton Barrier® CET

Manuals

Triton Barrier® CET Assembly Manual

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