One catalogue, two standard worlds
Cross-reference tables set EN 12899-3 classes beside GOST R 50970 types C1–C3, MUTCD and ASTM D4956 — showing what your tender language maps to, without claiming one-to-one equivalence.
One address for the road and traffic industry.
- EN 12899-3
- GOST R 50970
- EN 13422
- ISO 23599
Geometry runs the road by day, reflectors by night.
Day and night visibility
Every product is designed for both states: body geometry by day, reflective surface by night.
Standards-referenced manufacturing
Cross-reference tables read EN 12899-3, GOST R 50970 and MUTCD side by side — and say plainly where no one-to-one equivalence exists.
The full range, one supply partner
From roadside delineators to speed humps, traffic cones to solar warning lamps — the whole site kit from one source.
Everything for the road, in one place
- Lane guidance & delineationRoadside delineator posts
NEWGeometry by day, reflectors by night. - Lane guidance & delineationLane channelizers & separators
The lane channelizer is a low-profile separator unit fixed to the road to divide two streams physically. - Work zone & barricadesTraffic barriers
The traffic barrier is used to separate a work area or a temporary route from traffic with a visual-physical line. - Work zone & barricadesSafety barricades
Safety barricades are used to close off an excavation and keep pedestrian and vehicle flow away from the work point. - Work zone & barricadesTraffic signs
Traffic signs and folding stands are used to state the rules of a temporary layout to the driver in words and symbols. - Cones & surface markingTraffic cones
The traffic cone is the warning element that builds a temporary layout fastest and clears it fastest. - Speed & traffic calmingSpeed bumps & ramps
The rubber speed bump goes down where speed must fall under heavy, constant traffic without the body losing shape. - Speed & traffic calmingRoad studs & markers
The road stud is set into the road to give the driver back the lane line that vanishes at night and in rain. - Parking & facilityWheel stops
The wheel stop goes down at the end of the bay to settle where the vehicle halts without arguing with the driver. - Parking & facilityBollards, fixed & removable
The bollard stands to keep vehicles outside a given line, separating pedestrian space physically from traffic. - Parking & facilityTactile indicators & anti-slipCar park and facility hardware.
- Visibility & warningSolar & AC warning lamps
Night warning without pulling a cable: the solar panel charges through the day and the lamp warns from dusk to dawn at 54 flashes a minute. - Installation & accessoriesInstallation equipment
Installation equipment is used to tie posts and hardware to the ground so they stand for years as on day one. - Access controlRising bollardsA hydraulic bollard that stops a vehicle rather than warning it.
- Pedestrian & urban railingsPedestrian railingsPedestrian railings are designed to separate people from vehicle traffic on city streets and on the walkways of bridges and viaducts.
Daytime field shot · installation crew
Installed by the kilometre
Driving tools, spacing on curves, shoulder preparation — the parts of the job that decide whether the posts are still standing next winter.
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