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Classification: Road U Post
Brand Name: FORST
Brief introduction:
The galvanized requirements for guardrail U post mainly include the following points:
1. Thickness of galvanized layer: Generally, it is required to be above 60 microns to ensure the anti-corrosion performance of the U post of the guardrail.
2. Flatness of the zinc layer: the galvanized layer on the surface should be uniform, smooth, and free from falling off, and a complete metal zinc layer is required to cover the surface of the steel structure.
3. Zinc layer adhesion: The galvanized layer adheres firmly to the surface of the steel structure and cannot fall off or peel off.
4. Surface after galvanizing: The surface should be smooth, free from impurities, blemishes, obvious oxidation, pitting, lead stains or rust marks. Under the premise of meeting the requirements, the steel plate, steel pipe or steel bar with galvanized layer is generally used to directly make the guardrail U column. In short, the galvanized requirement of the guardrail U column is mainly to improve its corrosion resistance and service life. In the process of use, it is also necessary to pay attention to timely maintenance and maintenance to ensure its long-term use effect.
The use rate of the post in Africa is very high, and many customers choose this type of post, which has low cost, simple process and convenient installation.
Details of Road U Post：
Place of Origin | Shandong, China | Brand Name: | Forst |
Product name | U Post | Material | S235JR S355JR |
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Specification of Steel Guardrail U Post：
| Normal Sizes | 150*75*5*1830mm;178*76*6*1830 Other specifications can be customized |
| Materail | S235JR,S355JR |
| Surfacce treatment | Hot dipped galvanized or plastic sprayed coating |
| Base Steel | Grade S235JR ( according to DIN EN 10025 and Gr. Daccording to ASTM A283M) or S355JR (ASTM A529M 1994) |
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At present, one of the most important investment projects in Africa is road construction, and there are also large investments in agriculture, mining, oil exploitation and other fields. The investment of Chinese companies has to a large extent slowed down the trend of the decrease of foreign capital under the financial crisis, and has used the abundant capital and expertise to carry out several important projects on the African continent.
