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- How many delineator posts does one kilometre of road need?There is no single number: the geometry of the road sets the spacing. Sparse on straights, tight on bends, with one rule — the driver should never lose one post before seeing the next.
- How do the 75 cm and 90 cm traffic cones compare?75 and 90 cm are separate nominal models. Both have a 485 × 485 mm base; their product weights are 6.5 and 6.9 kg respectively.
- What are the PPC speed bump dimensions and assembly length?Main sections and end caps are 50 mm high. Eight 345 mm main sections and two 100 mm caps form a 2960 mm example assembly.
- What is a reflective class, and what separates RA1 from RA2?The class states how much light the material returns. RA classes are defined in EN 12899-1 in Europe and type numbers in ASTM D4956 in the United States. And the two do not map one to one.
- Water-filled or concrete barrier?Channelizing traffic and containing vehicles are different duties. Material and duration alone do not decide the choice; check the product’s documented function and project specification.
- How do the aluminium and PPC passive road studs differ?Square aluminium is 120 × 120 × 28 mm and 0.30 kg; yellow oval PPC is 120 × 220 × 28 mm and 0.22 kg. Both models are passive.
- How long does a GRP delineator post last?There are two separate lives and they should not be confused. The stated reflective performance period for this product is 60 months. The manufacturer states a 20-year body life under normal weather conditions. Assess the scope and conditions alongside the product documents and written warranty.
- Can I download CAD, BIM files and datasheets?Yes — free and without registration. Available product documents are listed in the download centre with their format, language and file size, and the four variants of the roadside delineator post additionally have STEP AP214, IFC4, DWG and DXF packages.
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