




| Model Number | SGBTL36 |
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| Weight | 70 lbs. |
| Width | 24 in |
| Height | 36 in |
| Length | 72” |
| Application | Channelizing Devices |
| Material | Rotomolded Plastic |
| Filled Weight | 670 lbs |
| Fill Capacity | 63 Gallons |
| Certified | MASH LCD Test Level 1 |
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The SafeGuard 36 truckload bundle is designed for projects that require high-volume deployment of water-filled barriers.
Each unit is 36in high and 72in long, providing a taller profile that helps guide traffic and define restricted areas more clearly than standard barricades.
They can be transported empty at 70 lbs and filled on site up to 670 lbs, allowing crews to position them quickly and adjust layouts as needed. Their MASH TL-1 classification makes them suitable for low-speed traffic zones where compliant channelizing devices are required.


This truckload of 100 water-fillable jersey barriers is ideal for traffic control and construction use. They are build tough for repeated deployments. Each unit includes a swivel pin system that allows flexible barrier layouts across different site conditions.


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This truckload bundle is designed for operations that require a high volume of water-filled barriers available at all times. Purchasing in bulk allows contractors, municipalities, and rental companies to maintain consistent inventory without needing to reorder. It also reduces the cost per unit compared to buying barriers individually -- a more efficient option for the long-term.
This format is commonly used for:
Large construction and infrastructure projects;
Traffic control companies managing multiple sites;
Equipment rental fleets with recurring deployments;
Municipal and public works departments;
Event companies setting up large perimeters.




Pair these water-filled barriers with fence toppers to make barrier lines taller and more visible to better protect active work zones.
Barricade fence toppers can be mounted directly onto the barriers, helping define traffic paths and making perimeter lines easier to see for both drivers and pedestrians.



