Detailed Introduction to Road Guardrails

With the continuous renovation of urban infrastructure, the development of urban guardrails is also constantly advancing with increasingly diverse functions. The functions of urban guardrails are as follows:

What are the functions of urban guardrails

1. Separation function: Urban guardrails separate motor‑vehicle, non‑motor‑vehicle and pedestrian traffic, creating a longitudinal division on road cross‑sections. They keep motor vehicles, non‑motor vehicles and pedestrians in separate lanes, improve road traffic safety and optimize traffic order.

2. Barrier function: Urban guardrails restrain undesirable traffic behaviours, stopping pedestrians, cyclists or motor‑vehicle drivers from jaywalking. This requires guardrails to have adequate height, density of vertical bars and mechanical strength.

3. Warning function: Proper installation creates clear, sharp outlines for guardrails, warning drivers of their presence as well as of pedestrians and non‑motor‑vehicles, so as to prevent traffic accidents.

4. Aesthetic function: Featuring bright colours, smooth surfaces, high strength, great toughness, corrosion resistance, ultraviolet resistance, colour‑fastness, crack resistance and anti‑embrittlement properties, urban guardrails form attractive scenery along urban roads and beautify cities, elevating high‑grade urban construction to a new level. Road guardrails are aesthetically innovative, easy to install, safe, reliable and cost‑effective, and are well‑received by users. The detailed introduction to road guardrails is given below:

Detailed Introduction to Road Guardrails

I. Product Specifications of Road Guardrails

General specifications: heights of 1.3 m, 1.2 m, 0.6 m, 0.35 m; width of 3 m. Custom specifications are available upon customer requirements.

II. Surface Treatment of Road Guardrails

Galvanization, spray painting, dip coating, etc.

III. Functions of Road Guardrails

1. Separation function: Separating traffic spaces for motor vehicles, non‑motor vehicles and pedestrians with traffic barriers to form longitudinal divisions on roads. Motor vehicles, non‑motor vehicles and pedestrians travel separately, which improves road traffic safety and optimizes traffic order.

2. Barrier function: Road guardrails block undesirable traffic behaviours and prevent pedestrians, cyclists or motor‑vehicle drivers from crossing roads illegally. They require certain height, density and strength.

3. Warning function: Installation delivers sharp, clear outlines for guardrails to alert drivers to the barriers as well as to pedestrians and non‑motor‑vehicles for accident prevention.

4. Aesthetic function: Through different