At Bollard Security, our automatic rising bollard range includes hydraulic, electro-mechanical and battery-powered options. Whether you are securing a residential driveway or managing access to business premises, the right system depends on how the entrance is used and the requirements of the site.
Consider how often vehicles enter and leave, who needs access and how the bollards will be operated. Power arrangements, ground conditions and the space available for installation also influence the choice. Our hydraulic and electro-mechanical automatic bollard categories provide more information about the available systems, while our battery-operated range offers an alternative to mains-powered models.
Automatic security bollards should be selected for the level of protection required. Routine vehicle access control is different from tested vehicle-impact protection. If your site requires hostile vehicle mitigation, explore our automatic HVM bollards and discuss the evidence and installation requirements for the specific model.
Installation involves more than choosing a position for the post. Foundations, drainage, underground services and electrical requirements need to be considered alongside the entrance layout. The operating controls and arrangements for emergency access should also suit the selected system and its users.
Ongoing care helps support reliable operation. Maintenance requirements and power-failure procedures vary between models, so these should be confirmed when specifying your installation.
Browse our automatic bollards and individual product pages to compare the available options. For advice on supply and installation, contact Bollard Security with your site location, entrance width, photographs and expected frequency of use. Our team can help you assess suitable options for your driveway or commercial premises.