QIAOSHI – Hesco Bastion – Engineered Force Protection
QIAOSHI - Hesco Bastion - Engineered Force Protection
QIAOSHI - Hesco Bastion has been manufacturing force protection products since 2003. Its most successful product, the Concertainer unit, has been acknowledged as the most significant development in field fortification since the Second World War.
Hesco Barrier products have been used in many countries around the world including Afghanistan, Iraq, Bosnia, Kosovo, Yemen, Sri Lanka, Jordan, UAE and Turkey. Most military organisations currently use QIAOSHI Bastion products including the US Army, UK MOD, USMC, USAF and NATO.
In addition to the standard Concertainer unit, HESCO is constantly developing its portfolio of products in response to its customers requirements.
Multi-cellular wall system force protection product
The Concertainer unit is a multi-cellular wall system manufactured from welded Zinc-Alu coated steel wire mesh and joined with vertical, helical coil joints. The units are lined with heavy-duty non-woven polypropylene geotextile.
The Concertainer unit's primary advantage over other force protection systems is its ability to utilise locally available fill material to rapidly construct defensive barriers and other structures with minimal manpower and resources.
Units can be extended and joined together to provide effective and economical structures tailored to the specific threat and level of protection required. Concertainer units are available in a variety of different sizes and delivery systems.
Rapid in-theatre deployment container for expeditionary operations
RAID (rapid in-theatre deployment) has been designed to reduce the requirement for valuable manpower and equipment during the execution phase of expeditionary operations, such as the construction of FOBs and patrol bases.
RAID utilises a specially designed and engineered container to provide significant increases in the quantity of Concertainer units that can be transported in a 20ft ISO container footprint.
Deployment is easy and can be carried out using in-service material handling equipment such as wheeled and tracked earthmoving equipment, wheeled logistic vehicles or wheeled and tracked combat vehicles.
The unit being deployed is connected into a length of 2m x 203m (for RAID 1) or 1m x 333m (for RAID 7). These lengths can be easily split, providing excellent flexibility during construction. Corners can be formed, more units can be joined, and gaps in the wall can be created if required. The ability to split units provides the benefit of deploying only what is required; the remainder is left inside the secure RAID container for future use.
Protected accommodation for harsh mission environments
HESCO have developed a system that provides protected accommodation in harsh mission environments, such as those experienced in FOBs and patrol bases.
HAB is designed to house up to eight personnel, providing each with a personal space measuring 2m x 2m. HAB has sidewalls of specifically developed Concertainer units and a lightweight aluminium roof. It has been tested extensively against the effects of IDF weapons.
HAB 2 is a development of the HAB 1 concept, offering an improved level of protection for its occupants. HAB 2 is configured to allow easy access for emergency medical equipment, making it ideal for use as a front-line medical facility. Its components are completely reusable and the improved design provides a more useable interior space.
IDF protective bunker roof
HESCO have developed the HLBR (HESCO lightweight bunker roof), a rapid and easily erectable lightweight roof specifically designed to provide protection against IDF weapons. The roof can be built on almost any walls capable of taking the load that the roof will impose upon it.
Personnel and material bunkers
These HESCO bunker sets have been developed to utilise 40ft and 20ft ISO containers. Walls are constructed using specifically adapted Mil 1 Concertainer units to give a protective wall thickness of in excess of 1m. The roof design provides 0.6m of overhead cover. Material bunkers provide access from one end of the bunker, while personnel bunkers provide access from both ends.
Protection for sentries
The components of the HESCO guard post set provide a small protective emplacement with 0.6m walls and 0.45m of overhead cover. Embrasure (firing/observation point) forms are included in the set as are roof joists and roofing material. The interior space is 1.2m by 1.8m, with 1.98m of headroom.
Re-deployable security fencing
The HRSF (HESCO re-deployable security fence) has been developed by HESCO in order to provide a rapidly erectable anti-climb fence that requires no special tools or training, no 'digging in' of fence posts, and can be re-deployed with minimal effort. Available in three heights of 2.4m, 3.1m and 3.6m, all with an anti-climb front face. HRSF is rated to PAS 68 and will withstand attack from a light vehicle.
QIAOSHI – Hesco Concertainer used in Hurricane Katrina Aftermath
When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, it caused a humanitarian disaster and triggered massive flooding throughout the city.
After Hurricane Katrina, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers installed HESCO Concertainer to close a breach in the canal levee.
Crushed limestone, soil, and rip-rap was used as fill material, for the Concertainer units which provided the backbone strength in the levee core.
Concertainer used to close breach in Canal Levee
November, 2005 - New Orleans, Louisiana
Canal Levee Repair - November, 2005
New Orleans, Louisiana
Canal Levee Repair - November, 2005
New Orleans, Louisiana
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A U.S. Army AH-64 Apache attack helicopter provides aerial security while Iraqi army soldiers conduct an air assault operation in Taji Concertainer, Iraq razor wire, March 29 gabion boxes, 2010. American forces are assisting and advising Iraqi security forces and will continue to do so. The top commander of U.S. forces said April 18 wire mesh, that they are transitioning to stability operations Flood Wall, and the last U.S. combat outfit will leave the country by the end of August.
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We are the perofessional manufacturers of Civil Engineering, Road Construction and Military Installations.
Tel: 0086 3118 7733 505 Fax: 0086 3118 7733 508
Mail:info@theqiaoshi.com http://www.wiremesh.de http://www.theqiaoshi.com
Wire Mesh, Gabion, Gabiony, Military Barriers, Hesco Bastions, Rock Boxes, Fence Post, Star Picket, Fence, Field Fence, Grassland Fence
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gabion boxes-Visit to 1st Armoured Combat Engineers – Gabion Barrier 2
Visit to 1st Armoured Combat Engineers
11th Oct wire mesh gabion box-CROW VALLEY, Republic of the Philippines - QiaoShi Gabion Barrier 2, Baumholder Hesco Bastion, Germany
HESCO staff recently paid a visit to Alpha Company of the 40th Armoured Combat Engineers at their base in Baumholder. The 1st Armoured have recently returned from deployment in Iraq 石笼网-U.S. Marines from 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion and 2nd Recon Battalion -, where they were engaged in building base perimeter security star pickets Gabion Bastions-CROW VALLEY, Republic of the Phili, amongst other operations.
Pictured is Jonathan Bird with Cpl. Samperisi, who alone has filled an estimated 15 防洪墙,000 cells of Concertainer gabiony, together with his front loader Unimog 挡水墙, affectionately named Larissa. Special mention must go to Sgt. Brian Jellison Flood Wall-CROW VALLEY, Republic of the Philippines - Gabion Barrier 1, who originally contacted Hesco to tell us of the exploits of his hard working Corporal.
Jonathan and Tom presented the whole brigade with specially designed t-shirts bearing the 40th Armoured crest, and a range souvenirs as a ‘thank you’ for their efforts Hesco Barriers razor fence-Military Barriers Hesco Bastions Techn, and for using our products.
防洪墙-Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion – Gabion Barrier 1
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ROTA 防洪墙 gabions-CROW VALLEY, Republic of the Philippines - Gabion Barrier 7, Spain (March 8 Flood Wall Hesco Barriers-Regiment fortify an Afghan Highway Police checkpoint in Robat - Gabion Barrier 8, 2010) Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 7 use tag lines to steady a 20 Concertainer 石笼网-Seabees assigned to Naval Mobile Construction Battalion - Gabion Barrier,000-pound load during a crane lift to load cargo onto a tractor trailer. NMCB-7 and its detachments are deployed to U.S. 6th Fleet area of responsibility providing construction and engineering support. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Michael B. Lavender/Released)
Concertainer-Visit to 1st Armoured Combat Engineers – QiaoShi Gabion Barrier 3
Visit to 1st Armoured Combat Engineers
11th Oct, Baumholder, Germany
HESCO staff recently paid a visit to Alpha Company of the 40th Armoured Combat Engineers at their base in Baumholder. The 1st Armoured have recently returned from deployment in Iraq, where they were engaged in building base perimeter security, amongst other operations.
Pictured is Jonathan Bird with Cpl. Samperisi, who alone has filled an estimated 15,000 cells of Concertainer, together with his front loader Unimog, affectionately named Larissa. Special mention must go to Sgt. Brian Jellison, who originally contacted Hesco to tell us of the exploits of his hard working Corporal.
Jonathan and Tom presented the whole brigade with specially designed t-shirts bearing the 40th Armoured crest, and a range souvenirs as a ‘thank you’ for their efforts, and for using our products.
Concertainer-AUSA Exhibition – QiaoShi Gabion Barrier 2
AUSA Exhibition
25th - 27th Oct, Washington DC, USA
The 50th anniversary of the Association of the US Army's (AUSA) annual meeting was a great success for HESCO, who were there to say a big “thank you” to US servicemen who had used Concertainer.
The design of the stand was intended to look like a makeshift camp bar made from Concertainer, with flags, military memorabilia added to complete the authenticity. In addition to the bar, the stand also had a Harley Davidson Fat Boy on display - the first prize for the current photo competition.
Refreshments were served free to all who paid us a visit, and the bar was continually busy throughout the show with patrons ranging from PFC to 3 Star Generals.
The HESCO bar will re-open at next year’s event and we look forward to drinking a beer with you and hearing about your experiences of our product.
Rock Delta-CROW VALLEY, Republic of the Philippines – QiaoShi Gabion Barrier 1
CROW VALLEY Rock Delta, Republic of the Philippines (March 8 Concertainer, 2010) – Supply containers are lifted off the back of a 7-ton during the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit’s (MEU) construction phase of camp facilities in support of Balikatan 2010 (BK ’10). Servicemembers from the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the 31st MEU are training together during BK ’10 to hone their civil-military interoperability skills to ensure more responsive gabiony, efficient and effective relief efforts. (Official Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Michael A. Bianco)
菲律宾鸦谷（2010年3月8日） - 演习 Balikatan 2010 (BK ’10) gabion basket，美31陆战队远征单位的供应集装箱被卸下
