Yes, old barriers do need love! Actually much more love. TAG was recently hired to perform thorough maintenance on several RSS2000 barriers and B&B 450 gates. It is a good thing are crew was utilized as we found several major issues that could have led to failures. The site is happy to have their old products running as needed. Head over to our LinkedIn Page for more info:
01.24.21- Old Barriers Do Need Love
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04.26.25 TAG receives an award for a project in Idaho
TAG has won a large ECP project in Idaho which includes all of the TAGlink controls as well as Gibraltar M50 Electric Barriers, Bavak Speed Gates, Mag Auto Traffic Arms, iLOOP systems, Tailgating systems, and touchscreens.
04.12.25 TAG receives an award for an ECP project in Texas
TAG has been awarded a large ECP project in Texas and will be the first of for to be completed by 2026. This includes Gibraltar M50 Electric Barriers, Bavak Speed Gates, Mag Auto Traffic Arms, iLOOP tech, Tailgating systems and all TAG controls.
03.20.25 ISC West is rapidly approaching
Come visit us at the ISC West show in Las Vegas April 2-4 to see our technology in action. Booth #4097
03.03.25 TAG is awarded a project in Texas
TAG has been awarded the first of many entry control points for a customer in Texas. This system will comprise of Gibraltar M50 Electric Barriers, Mag Auto Traffic Arms, Bavak Speed Gates, TAGlink TCU, TAG Tailgating Systems, TAG iLOOP and TAG touchscreens along with...
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