Supplier: Industrial Trolleys, Industrial Tables, Barricades, Steel Pallets, Metal Storage Boxes And Steel Furniture
Supplier: Bollards, wheel clamp, barricades, steel pole, parking pole, safety cones, wheel lock
Buyer: Speed hump, corner guard , wheel stopper, convex mirror
Vehicle wheel(tyre) lock/clamping. Material : Metal Tyre wheel size : from13inch up to 17inch Finishing : Bright Yellow Powder Coating c/w 2pcs wheel castor for easy movement
Supplier: Storage shelf, roadside fencing barricade, supporting frame, road sign, manhole, ladders, construction metal material, steel form work
Remote control parking barrier Adopting japanese mirco-electronic circuit technology, std intelligent, and remote control berth lock is easy to operate with a high stablity and security . Coding control system, employing advanced auto code-checking technology, is easy to manipulate with a high practicability. Its main body is made of highly strengthened steel with a long durability. Reflective exterior makes it easily located. It has a high security with a bump protection system, dislocation auto correcting system upon barricading , and manually-operated system for an emergency use. It is applicable to vehicle berth control for indoor and outdoor parking lot of hotels, restaraunt, office buildings and residential neighborhood etc.T can effectively stop berth from seizing, or mistakenly occupying.
Crowd Control Barrier, also known as pedestrian barrier or crowd control barricade, is a perfect choice for guiding and restricting crowd and traffic flows to keep people and vehicles from entering restricted areas. It is constructed of superior steel pipes and is hand welded for high strength. It is also provided with an interlocking design, which makes it can be easily hooked to another and create a long, continuous line of protection. Crowd control barrier is widely used in construction sites and many public events, including but not limited to, sports events, concerts, parades, political rallies, demonstrations and outdoor festivals.
