Elgoteam

Crash Test

The Kremlin Security unit in Russia has distributed an international Tender for the full protection of the Kremlin Compound. EL-GO Team Ltd has won the Tender. The basic requirements to participate the Tender were very strict and included among other things demolition and crash test by the Russian national official institute in the army, under the close supervision of the security officers of the Kremlin. The fact that you already own another certificate of a crash test done elsewhere was insignificant to them. The crash test was based on 2 levels, according to The DOS criteria A 6.8 ton (15000 lbs) @ 65 kph (40 MPH) impact Resistance of K-8 and 6.8 ton (15000 lbs) @ 80 kph (50 MPH) impact Resistance of K-12 each bollard was operated by a drive unit separately, in appose to the existing method of 1 unit for the whole lane of bollards. Also, We were obligated naturally to retrieve each single stone to its original position to preserve the historical nature of this location. Due to the harsh cold climate, we had to add a computerized heating system to prevent freezing when temperatures drop below zero (up to -40°) for each bollard and control box. There were few other criteria we had to conceder, some can not be published. Other companies that participated the Tender were from USA, Germany and Italy. The bollards were manufactured at our factory in EVEN YEHUDA and shipped to Russia with our crew, 30 days prior the crash test.

DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT IN USA

ATLANTA, July 13 - Electronic Control Security, Inc., a New Jersey-based provider of perimeter security and other physical electronic security systems, announced Monday that it has signed a marketing, distribution and after market support agreement with El-Go Team. Under the agreement, ECSI will provide Israel-based El-Go with a variety of perimeter security solutions, such as bollards, lift gates and tire shredders, to integrate with its line of entry control products for vehicles and personnel at government and commercial facilities. "We can now offer a complete entry control and perimeter detection, assessment, tracking and deterrent solution that can be integrated with any electronic access control system on the market today,” ECSI President and CEO Arthur Barchenko said in a prepared statement. “This exclusive agreement and these technologies will enable us to offer completely integrated solutions to all market sectors without adding a layer of cost. We plan to market these technologies through franchised distributors, dealers, installers and system integrators which we believe will generate an annual multi-million dollar recurring revenue stream for ECSI."