Manufactured with advanced electro-galvanized coating technology, OPTsigns dynabolts offer exceptional corrosion resistance and are weatherproof, making them ideal for outdoor use. These galvanized dynabolts are designed for long-lasting quality with low maintenance costs, ensuring reliable performance in various applications, such as installing brackets, traffic signs, and road delineators. For added versatility, our products comply with ISO, ANSI, and ASME standards, guaranteeing they meet rigorous safety and quality requirements. With a variety of dynabolt sizes available, customers can find the perfect fit for their specific needs.
The dynabolt installation process is straightforward, supported by a comprehensive dynabolt installation guide to help users achieve optimal results. Whether you’re looking for stainless steel dynabolts for enhanced strength or specific configurations such as dynabolts for wheel stops, OPTsigns will meet your needs. Explore our range of dynabolts for sale today and experience the durability and reliability that sets OPTsigns apart in road safety solutions.
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| Size | 12*75mm, 12*120mm, 12*150mm, Customizable |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanized Steel, Stainless Steel |
| Packing | Standard, Plastic Bag, Customizable |
| Customize | Size and Shape |
A vertical panel is a slim, upright traffic control device designed to guide vehicles and pedestrians safely in areas like construction zones, road closures, or lane diversions. Made from durable materials such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE), vertical panels are lightweight, portable, and resistant to weather and impact. Their compact design ensures minimal obstruction to traffic flow, making them ideal for narrow or congested areas.
The diagonal stripes on a barricade or vertical panel are reflective markings designed to enhance visibility and convey directional information. The stripes are regulated by the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and indicate the direction of traffic flow:
Stripes slanting downward to the left direct traffic to the left.
Stripes slanting downward to the right direct traffic to the right.
