What is the hesco welded gabion panel defence bastion used for?
Military base perimeter use: hesco defence bastions are huge earth-filled bags, such as multi-cabin offices, living and dining quarters, command and communication posts or field hospitals, fire stations, and police with all-around protection against ground and overhead attacks.
The bomb-proof bags protect the lives of our brothers and sisters in conflict.
Flood protection: hesco barrier units are ideal for protecting against flooding and erosion. The units arrive lined with a geotextile membrane,
structures can be built quickly and easily to replace traditional sandbags, filling materials typically found at eroded sites such as sand, rocks and gravel.
Civilian protection use: The Hesco Barrier is now being used by governments and authorities to protect sensitive civilian installations that are particularly at risk from terrorist attacks, such as embassies, consulates, government buildings, oil refineries, nuclear power plants and nuclear power stations,
government buildings, oil refineries, power stations and sports stadiums.
Where is the market for Hesco military defence bastions?
Our main customers come from China at home and abroad, NATO, US military, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Senegal, Israel, Nigeria, South Africa and other countries and regions.
What is the advantage of Army Defence Bastion over traditional sandbags?
The main advantage of Hescobarriers, which has greatly contributed to their popularity with troops and flood fighters, is that they are quick and easy to set up. Previously, people had to fill sandbags, a slow process with one worker filling about 20 sandbags per hour. Workers using Hescobarriers and a front-end loader can do ten times the work of those using sandbags.
