Press Releases
J-J Hooks Easily Passes Demanding Crash Tests
Midland, Va. - Easi-Set Worldwide announced today that its highly successful J-J Hooks barrier system has successfully passed both bolted-down and pinned-down MASH Test Level 3 crash tests (MASH - Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware) out performing other comparable systems. The tests were performed by the Texas Transportation Institute of College Station, TX - a nationally recognized certified testing facility.
Read moreJ-J Hooks Highway Barrier Approved by New Jersey Turnpike Authority
Midland, Va. -Easi-Set Worldwide recently announced that its J-J Hooks safety barrier received approval from the New Jersey Turnpike Authority for use as a direct substitute for their current standard temporary concrete construction barrier. J-J Hooks is available in 20’ lengths and has a New Jersey shape cross-section. The available configurations match the details shown on NJTA standard drawings TP-24 and TP-25. J-J Hooks is manufactured locally by Jersey Precast Corp. of Hamilton Township, a licensed Easi-Set producer.
Read moreJ.E. Hill Awarded $4.5 Million Contract To Provide J-J Hooks Highway Barriers For I-595 Improvement Project In South Florida
Midland, Va. - J.E. Hill Precast, manufacturer of the J-J Hooks barrier connection system, has announced its involvement in a major highway improvement project along I-595 in South Florida.
Read moreConcrete Safety Systems Provides Barrier For Vehicle Deterrence During Nuclear Security Summit
$250,000 Contract Calls For 5,400 Linear Feet of Barrier To Enforce Road Closures In Support of Event Security
Midland, Va. - Concrete Safety Systems is providing 5,400 linear feet of the company’s precast concrete barrier to help control the flow of vehicles in Washington during this week’s Nuclear Security Summit.
Read moreCapitol 4th of July Celebration featured J-J Hooks Barrier
Midland, Va. - Concrete Safety Systems, which rents J-J Hooks concrete barriers, provided 1,320 linear feet of precast concrete security barrier to the National Park Service in Washington, D.C. for their Independence Day celebration.
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