B&B ARMR Corporation

B&B ARMR Corporation is a company specializing in physical security and access control solutions. They provide a variety of high-security products designed to protect critical infrastructure, commercial properties, government facilities, and other high-risk areas.


Here are some key aspects of B&B ARMR Corporation:



  1. Product Range:



    • Vehicle Barriers: These include automatic and manual bollards, wedge barriers, beam barriers, and crash-rated gates designed to prevent unauthorized vehicle access and resist high-impact forces.

    • Pedestrian Security: Turnstiles, pedestrian gates, and other access control systems to manage foot traffic and secure entry points.

    • Perimeter Security: Fences and other perimeter protection solutions that serve as first-line defenses against intruders.



  2. Technology Integration: B&B ARMR integrates advanced technologies such as electronic access control systems, surveillance, and automation to enhance the effectiveness of their security solutions.



  3. Compliance and Standards: The company ensures that its products typically meet or exceed various security standards and certifications, such as those set by ASTM International, the Department of Defense, and other relevant bodies. This compliance ensures that their offerings are suitable for high-security applications.



  4. Industries Served: They cater to a broad range of sectors including military installations, airports, embassies, financial institutions, utilities, and transportation hubs among others.



  5. Customization and Design: B&B ARMR often works with clients to customize solutions that fit specific security needs. They offer design and consulting services to ensure that the implemented systems are both effective and efficient.



  6. Maintenance and Support: The company typically provides maintenance services for its products, ensuring long-term operation and reliability. This includes both preventative maintenance and emergency repair services.



  7. Global Reach: While based in the United States, B&B ARMR serves clients worldwide and has a network of partners and distributors to support international projects.




Their focus on innovation and robust engineering makes them a trusted name in the field of physical security solutions.


Products

DOS Certified Wedges, Bollards, Sliding Gates, Cable Beam Barrier Gates

Norwood USA

14113 Main Street
Norwood LA 70761
USA

Ships

MR. TWO HOOKS

Barge | Flag: United States of America | Port: NEW ORLEANS, LA

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