Product Overview
Passive rockfall barriers are positioned to intercept falling material within a defined layout. A coordinated assembly of netting, posts, supporting ropes, anchors and energy-dissipating elements is specified for transport, mining and hydropower-related protection projects.
Listed model names include RX-050, RX-075, RX I-100, AX-030 and CX-050. Net examples include 200 × 200 mm or 300 × 300 mm mesh. The model, geometry, posts, ropes, anchorage and connections must be selected as a complete system against the project requirements.
Provide the site drawing and system requirements with the enquiry. The quotation should identify the full component scope and required documentation; an energy figure quoted for another configuration cannot establish the performance of the particular system being considered.
Listed model names include RX-050, RX-075, RX I-100, AX-030 and CX-050. Net examples include 200 × 200 mm or 300 × 300 mm mesh. The model, geometry, posts, ropes, anchorage and connections must be selected as a complete system against the project requirements.
Provide the site drawing and system requirements with the enquiry. The quotation should identify the full component scope and required documentation; an energy figure quoted for another configuration cannot establish the performance of the particular system being considered.
Configuration Checklist
Project drawing and barrier geometry
Required whole-system performance documents
Net type and panel arrangement
Posts, ropes, anchors and dissipating components
Material grades, coatings and quantities
Wire-rope net: configuration to confirm
Ring-net panel: configuration to confirm
Steel posts and anchors: grade and finish to specify
Support ropes and dissipating components: specification required
Made Around Your Specification
Passive rockfall barriers combine an intercepting net with posts, ropes, anchors and energy-dissipating components. Selection depends on the project layout and the required complete-system performance. Provide the design and component schedule for quotation, with the net type, barrier geometry and supporting documents identified together rather than specified as a standalone mesh panel.
Specifications
Configuration: project-specific
Quotation: after specification review
Nominal options are a starting point for discussion. Confirm the selected dimensions, wire and surface treatment against your project drawing.
Product Configuration
- System components
- Net, steel posts, ropes, anchors and energy-dissipating elements
- Model names
- RX-050; RX-075; RX I-100; AX-030; CX-050; system configuration to confirm
- Net options
- Wire-rope net or interconnected ring net; additional fine mesh where specified
- Nominal mesh examples
- 200 × 200 mm or 300 × 300 mm; matching system to confirm
- Barrier geometry
- Height, length, post spacing and anchorage follow the project design
- Performance requirements
- Any barrier rating requires matching complete-system test documentation
Please identify the exact option required in your enquiry. Dimensions, wire components and treatment combinations are confirmed in the written quotation.
Materials & Finish
The material schedule identifies wire-rope or ring-net panels, steel posts, supporting ropes, anchors and energy-dissipating components, with an additional wire mesh layer where required. Exact grades, rope constructions, coatings and component dimensions are not established by the product name alone. Specify those details in the project schedule and request the relevant material documents. Whole-system testing and compatibility must be reviewed separately from the material properties of an individual net or rope.
Material configuration
Wire-rope net: configuration to confirm
Ring-net panel: configuration to confirm
Steel posts and anchors: grade and finish to specify
Support ropes and dissipating components: specification required
Project applications
Roadside rockfall interception
Railway rockfall protection
Mining-site protection
Hydropower-project protection
Supply & Configuration
Specification Review
Project requirements
Share the drawing, dimensions, material and intended use for passive rockfall barriers. Supply scope and requested test documents are confirmed in the quotation.
Packing & Delivery
Order requirements
Include quantity, destination and packing requirements with your enquiry. Packing configuration and delivery terms are agreed for the selected product.
Applications & Project Context
Roadside rockfall interception
Railway rockfall protection
Mining-site protection
Hydropower-project protection
Railway rockfall protection
Mining-site protection
Hydropower-project protection
Share the site conditions and intended use with your enquiry. Product configuration and any design requirements should be reviewed against the project specification; photographs illustrate product types and are not a named project record.
Details for Your Quotation
Project drawing and barrier geometry
Required whole-system performance documents
Net type and panel arrangement
Posts, ropes, anchors and dissipating components
Material grades, coatings and quantities
Packing, destination and requested delivery schedule
Product Questions
What should I include in a rockfall barriers enquiry?
For passive rockfall barriers, provide project drawing and barrier geometry; Required whole-system performance documents; Net type and panel arrangement; Posts, ropes, anchors and dissipating components. Include the quantity, destination and any requested material or test documents.
How is the final configuration agreed?
The dimensions and material routes shown here are catalogue reference options. Confirm the selected mesh or panel layout, component specifications, finish, connections and packing in the written quotation. Testing and project-design requirements should be identified before ordering.
