Vessel Arrest Fence - NPSA Approved


Vessel Arrest Fence is independently tested and approved by:

 The UK Home Office, Department of Transport  & NPSA

Vessel Arrest Fence

The 'Vessel Arrest Fence' creates an above water security zone/barrier to protect assets from unauthorised maritime intrusion. 

Scalable by height and diameter 

to meet the threat concerned.

Vessel Arrest Fence completed successful competitive trials to reach NPSA approval. 

The Vessel Arrest Fence is deployed in Ports, used for Protective Maritime Security at International and National Government Meetings/Olympic Maritime Protection

Designed to compliment onsite ‘Force Protection’ for ships, harbours, ports, offshore-platforms, nuclear facilities and waterside assets, it provides a passive and highly visible fence like deterrent that stops attack vessels before they can get close enough to cause damage.

 A Vessel Arrest Fence starts at 1.2m high and goes up to 2.4m high and available in standard IALA lengths or as specified by the customer. A Vessel Arrest Fence can be designed and adjusted to suit various local current and weather conditions, and can be manufactured to any length.

Designed to meet IALA & IMO Regulations, the Vessel Arrest Fence uses mooring buoys at intervals no greater than 100 meters, which is compliant with current zoning legislation.


A great system for deterring or stopping small boats or jetski's,
Vessel Arrest Fence is a scalable system.


Installed at any venue, tidal, non tidal, the system can be towed, opened and closed all by a small boat or by the automated or manual operating options.


Check Out the Videos...Vessel Arrest Fence 

 PROVIDING CRITICAL PROTECTION WITH PROVEN
LESS THAN LETHAL SYSTEMS

THAT STOP POTENTIALLY THREATENING BOATS OR OTHER WATERCRAFT


VESSEL ARREST SYSTEMS

PWC CAPTURE SOLUTION

Vessel Arrest Fence, unique feature of not just stopping a personal watercraft.

It physically captures and hold the watercraft.

The Vessel Arrest Fence can withstand repetitive single craft attacks and swarm attacks.


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Maritime Barrier With 

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