Passive mechanical cleaning
Durable PVC polymer brush elements contact passing wheels and casters without a powered drive.
Queue Belt Crowd Barrier & Wheel Chock
Retractable belt crowd-control stanchions paired with vehicle wheel chocks.
Retractable
Queue belt
Steel
Barrier construction
Heavy-duty
Wheel chock
Portable
Deployment
Product introduction
Queue Belt Barrier
& Wheel Chock
Our Queue Belt Crowd Barrier & Wheel Chock range combines practical solutions for pedestrian access management and vehicle safety. The retractable queue barrier enables controlled movement and clear area separation, while the wheel chock provides a stable physical restraint for parked or stationary vehicles.
Controlled logistics hygiene
B55 / I55 / ST55
Core capabilities
Designed for cleaner wheels, simpler maintenance and continuous logistics flow.
Configurable wheel support
B55, I55 and ST55 configurations address high shaft loads, low vibration and narrow casters.
Simple debris collection
An integrated 10 mm tray collects loosened debris for straightforward routine cleaning.
Key technical features
Reliable wheel cleaning for every route.
Queue Belt Crowd Barrier — Retractable belt, steel construction, freestanding portable design and quick repositioning for controlled queues and restricted zones.
Queue Barrier Configuration — Single or multiple units with various belt colours and lengths for indoor and outdoor use.
Wheel Chock — Heavy-duty rubber/PU angled restraint with high-grip contact surface to limit unintended vehicle movement.
Portable Vehicle Safety — Compact non-permanent chock design suits parking, loading and service operations.
Flexible Site Deployment — Supports airports, malls, hotels, offices, banks, events, garages and workshops.
Applications
Built for controlled logistics routes.
01
Queue Management & Pedestrian Flow
02
Restricted Areas & Entrance Management
03
Airports, Malls, Hotels & Offices
04
Banks, Events & Public Spaces
05
Vehicle Parking & Loading Bays
06
Service Areas, Garages & Workshops
07
Trailer & Fleet Operations