ST-SH-01 Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps

Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps 1,Material:rubber 2.Factory price 3.Application:Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps

Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps

Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps (speed hump, road hump, speed breaker, sleeping policeman,) is a speed-reducing feature of road design to slow traffic or reduce through traffic. Our Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps is a bump in a roadway with heights typically ranging between 2and 3 inches. The length of road bumps are typically less than or near to 1 foot (30 cm); whereas road humps are longer and are typically 10 to 14 feet (3.0 to 4.3 m) in length.

The use of Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps is widespread around the world, and they are most commonly found where vehicle speeds are mandated to be low. Because speed bumps are very effective in keeping vehicle speed down,

Advantages of Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps:

They are relatively inexpensiveThey are relatively easy for bicycles to cross if designed appropriatelyThey are very effective in slowing travel speeds.

Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps are good for locations where very low speeds are desired and reasonable, and noise and fumes are not a major concern.

Usage:* Mainly used for city intersection, highroad crossing, toll gate,

garden, village, parking lot, and gas station, etc.

1. fixer for asphalt roads : expansive screw (standard parts, the customer

can easily purchase on local market);

2. To improve life span, the road must be smooth. After drilling, clean

Up the holes and remove the dust, oil and debris from the holes.

Using the special adhesive, put the bottom of the bump to the surface of the road

3. Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps can be installed on the surface of asphalt roads and concrete roads

4. For A type road bumps, use a steel bar or PVC pipe to link them up from the middle

5. The fixer and the hole must be matched in size

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ST-SH-01 Industrial Vehicle Speed Bumps