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The airport fence is also known as the Y-type security defense net, which is composed of V-shaped support column reinforced welded sheet net, security anti-theft connector and hot-dip galvanized blade gill net with high strength and security defensive level. It is widely used in airports, military bases and other high security places. The top of the airport guardrail net is equipped with razor wire and razor wire to enhance the safety protection performance. Using electroplating, hot plating, spray, dip and other forms of anti-corrosion, with good anti-aging, anti-sun, weather and other characteristics. Its products have beautiful shape and diverse colors, which both play the role of fence and beautify. Due to its high safety and anti-climbing.
1. Protecting the security of the airport perimeter and interior
The airport fence is the first line of defense for airport security, which can effectively prevent unauthorized personnel and vehicles from entering the airport area. For example, in some terrorist attacks, sturdy fences can slow down the invasion speed of terrorists, buy time for airport security personnel, and protect the safety of aircraft and passengers' lives and property inside the airport.
For airport facilities, fences can prevent illegal intruders from damaging key infrastructure such as communication equipment and navigation facilities. The radar system at an airport, once damaged, can have a serious impact on the takeoff, landing, and flight safety of aircraft, and the presence of fences greatly reduces this risk.
2. Traffic management and personnel and vehicle control
By properly setting up fenced entrances and inspection channels, airports can accurately manage traffic entering and exiting the airport. Only personnel and vehicles who have undergone strict security checks and hold valid documents can enter the airport through the fence. For example, airport staff need to present their work permits and undergo identity verification before entering the work area, which ensures traffic order and safety within the airport.
Fences can also be divided into different functional areas, such as effectively isolating the cargo area, terminal area, and flight area of the airport, allowing various vehicles to travel according to the prescribed route, avoiding confusion and potential collision risks.
3. Prevent interference from wild animals
Airport fences can effectively restrict wildlife from entering key areas such as airport runways. In areas close to nature reserves or with frequent wildlife activity, birds, small mammals, and others may accidentally enter airports. For example, collisions between birds and airplanes may result in serious consequences such as engine damage. The fence greatly reduces the risk of collisions and ensures aviation safety through physical barriers.
At the same time, fences can also prevent livestock and other animals from entering the airport, avoiding them from walking around freely and interfering with the normal operation of the airport.
