The standard Heras fence clip is the basic solution for connecting temporary fencing. Each Heras fence clip is tightened on the side inside the site using a 0.75' spanner. Heras has the right fence clip for every situation. We even have variants that can only be opened with a special socket key. Properly assembled and coupled temporary fencing creates the very best site demarcation.
First place the temporary fencing in the footings. Now link the temporary fencing using a Heras fence clip. Loosen the nut and turn the clamping plates on the bolt axis. Turn the clamping plates 90 degrees so half the Heras fence clip can be inserted between the fence, and then turn it back. The Heras fence clip for temporary fencing can now be tightened. We recommend using an impact wrench instead of a socket. This will keep the socket on the nut as straight and stable as possible.
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“The fences of Heras Temporary Fencing play a prominent role in the security plan of Formula 1 organizers. From escape gates to finish barriers, joined fencing guarantees that Formula 1 runs smoothly.”
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