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ABSORB-M Barrier
- Cat Class:
- BRS-0006
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Product description
No ground anchoring, easy deployment/removal, and the shortest length in its class, make the ABSORB-M system the contractor’s choice for a work zone ready MASH TL-2 or TL-3 tested crash cushion. At only 67 cm wide, it is suited for narrow areas where road and interchangeable, workspaces are limited. The system utilizes nested elements to reduce inventory costs and a universal transition takes time and complexity out of installation. Note - Restricted to use in speed zones up to and including 60 km/h for the TL-2 model (2-Element) and 80km/h for the TL-3 model (3-Element).
- Rapid deployment and retrieval
- No ground anchoring required
- Narrow footprint (only 67 cm wide)
- Shortest MASH TL-2 & TL-3 tested non-redirective, anchorless crash cushion
- Durable, long-life parts
- Approved for work zone locations
Product Features
The ABSORB-M system combines ease of installation, durability, and versatile deployment to provide reliable crash protection in constrained work zones.
Key features include:
- Universal transition reduces installation time and complexity
- Nested elements lower inventory costs
- Can be deployed on almost any road surface
- Tested to MASH TL-2 and TL-3 standards
Further Information
Inclusions and Options
Inclusions:
- Components designed for rapid deployment and easy retrieval
- Durable long-life parts
- Anchorless design suitable for multiple road surfaces
Options:
- TL-2 (2-Element) model: approved up to 60 km/h
- TL-3 (3-Element) model: approved up to 80 km/h
Use Cases
The ABSORB-M system is ideal for narrow roadways or workspaces where space is limited, for work zones requiring rapid deployment and removal, and for locations that need MASH TL-2 or TL-3 crash protection. It is well-suited for contractors looking to reduce installation time and inventory complexity, particularly in areas where anchorless deployment is preferred.