Highway Crash Barrier/Guardrail
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Product Details
Our company is iso certificated 14001, and our products are qualified and certified ISI MARK, which EQUILENT TO BS standerd
Key Features & Specifications
Our guard rails are designed with standard specifications that ensure both safety and adaptability. They typically stand 750 mm (about 2.5 feet) above ground level, though the height can be adjusted to meet specific project needs. The standard length is 4,000 mm (approximately 13 feet), with customization available, while the steel thickness ranges from 3 mm to 5 mm to match the required strength and application. Built for durability, they can withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy impacts. Their easy installation design helps minimize road closure times, and a range of customization options—including color, size, and additional safety features like reflectors and end caps—are available. Engineered for maximum safety, these guard rails absorb and redirect impact, reducing the risk of severe accidents. The supporting posts are generally spaced 2,000 mm (6.5 feet) apart, with spacing adjustable according to site conditions.
Types, Shapes & Material
Guard rails are available in a variety of shapes and designs, each tailored to meet specific needs and site conditions. W-Beam guard rails are the most widely used type, recognized for their W-shaped profile that provides exceptional impact resistance and helps prevent vehicles from veering off the road. Thrie-Beam guard rails share a similar concept but feature an extra corrugation, which enhances their strength and durability, making them ideal for high-impact areas. Box beam guard rails have a rectangular profile, offering a compact and clean design that is well-suited for locations with space constraints. On the other hand, cable guard rails are constructed from strong steel cables, providing flexibility, cost efficiency, and ease of installation. These are often used in areas where minimal visual obstruction is desired. The selection of the right type depends on factors such as traffic volume, road type, and safety requirements.
