US/UK/Canada

Share

Pick a time period -
Tags ( Active)

Two years later ...

Perimeter Protection Group celebrates its second anniversaryThe separation of the Perimeter Protection Group from the Swedish Gunnebo Group is now about 2 years ago. The Perimeter Protection Group (PPG) is one of the world-leading companies in its sector, focused on developing, manufacturing and selling outdoor perimeter protection products and systems, including high security products, fences and gates, with core focus on the Nordics, Germany and France, but with a global distribution network. Its customers include embassies, military installations and airports as well as schools, public

Successful crash test – M50 bollard against a 6.8 T vehicle

PPG raises the bar for high-security products even higherOn 24th January 2013, Perimeter Protection Group further enhanced its reputation with its innovative high security products. The M50 hydraulic bollard successfully passed the ASTM F2656-07 M50 crash test at KARCO Engineering in Adelanto/California. A 6.8 T truck impacted the bollard with a speed of 80km/h. The bollard resisted easily and reached a P2 rating. With this success, the company has set new standards. In high security applications like airports, diplomatic sites, military sites, power plants and prisons etc., the demand

Perimeter Protection Group scores with innovations

Successful Fair presence of experts in the field of Perimeter ProtectionThis year's Security Essen was from 25-28th September 2012 and opened its doors for its 20th anniversary. About 1,100 exhibitors from 40 countries presented their innovative products and solutions for the world's most important platform of the industry. As a renowned & established manufacturer of products and systems for perimeter security, the experts at Perimeter Protection Group had to be there. The company from Salzkotten successfully presented its innovative and pioneering portfolio and set new standards with

There are no items matching the current filter
There are no more items matching the current filter
Back to top

Media