Highway steel guardrail plate C fence post

High durable, high intensity and higher security

Great corrosion resistance and good impact resistance

Long life and low cost

Environmental protection

Easy for installation

Drive into most soils

Can be substituted for wood posts

The order can be tailor made at customer’s requirements, samples available for you to check the quality.

Specification:

Deemed continuous improvement is our permanent pursuits.

We can adjustment the price according to your market demand’s changes, and also can launch a series of promotional activities in a bad economic environment.

We will do our best to deal with the problems our customers encountered, in order to ensure our customers' satisfaction and also improve our better reputation.

Shandong Weida Transport Facilities Co,.Ltd is a professional  manufacturer specialized in highway guardrail since 2008, however, we focus on manufacturing,marketing and servicing in this area for more than 10 years. 

Our products: steel guardrails (corrugated beam barrier), steel posts, post caps, blocks, bracket, etc in 

different types and sizes. We also supply bolts,nuts,washers, anti dazzling board as well as the guardrail 

relevant accessories.

All our products are approved by ISO9001:2008. Our oversea markets are Brazil, Europe, USA, Southeast Asia and Middle-east countries. We highly welcome your join in!

Contact person: Wilson Liang

Telephone: +86 13563525051 

Trademanager: cn1513659086

QQ: 3295479525

Email: sdwdjtss_2(at)

Company address: Liaocheng city, Shandong province, China. 

Shandong Weida transport facilities Co., Ltd. was established in 2008, specializing in the production of guardrail and accessories.It covers an area of 1200 hectares, four independent workshops, with three spray lines, five pressure-type wire, and the product has passed ISO9001 quality system certification. We have rich experiences in the product manufacturing and designing.
Weather/Aging/Corrosion resistance
Competitive prices
The best quality and service