Details
The Polymax Economy Speed Bump system is designed to slow vehicles down to 10 mph in speed sensitive areas.
Designed for permanent applications it can be moved at a later date unlike the traditional tarmac sleeping policeman.
The Polymax speed ramps are made out of SBR rubber that is more durable and long lasting than plastic speed bump equivalents, with cat’s eye reflectors embedded for visibility at night.
They are designed to be used to reduce traffic speeds on roads and car parks.
There two types of fixing bolts available one for concrete and the rubber nut type for tarmac.
What are Speed Humps?
Speed Humps prevent speeding in certain road sections that require slow driving speeds, and restrict the entrance of cars to residential areas or school districts.
Where should Speed Humps be installed?
1. In places that require cars to reduce speed, e.g., near schools, kindergartens, children’s playgrounds, neighbourhood parks, and secondary roads.
2. On roads that do not differentiate between walkways and driveways, and where there is an increased danger of traffic accidents because there are many pedestrians or children playing.
3. Near housing complexes, neighbourhood shopping facilities, schools, hospitals, and religious facilities that have many passing cars and require speed restrictions.
4. Near the parking lot entrances of apartments, shopping centres, and large buildings.
Designed for permanent applications it can be moved at a later date unlike the traditional tarmac sleeping policeman.
The Polymax speed ramps are made out of SBR rubber that is more durable and long lasting than plastic speed bump equivalents, with cat’s eye reflectors embedded for visibility at night.
They are designed to be used to reduce traffic speeds on roads and car parks.
There two types of fixing bolts available one for concrete and the rubber nut type for tarmac.
What are Speed Humps?
Speed Humps prevent speeding in certain road sections that require slow driving speeds, and restrict the entrance of cars to residential areas or school districts.
Where should Speed Humps be installed?
1. In places that require cars to reduce speed, e.g., near schools, kindergartens, children’s playgrounds, neighbourhood parks, and secondary roads.
2. On roads that do not differentiate between walkways and driveways, and where there is an increased danger of traffic accidents because there are many pedestrians or children playing.
3. Near housing complexes, neighbourhood shopping facilities, schools, hospitals, and religious facilities that have many passing cars and require speed restrictions.
4. Near the parking lot entrances of apartments, shopping centres, and large buildings.
Additional Information
| Colour | Black/Yellow |
|---|---|
| Material | 80% Compression moulded recycled rubber, 20% virgin rubber |
| Compression Set (%) | 2000.00 |
| Recommended Maximum Speed (mph) | 10 |
| Bolt Hole Size (mm) | End Caps - 3 x M12 | Centre Sections - 4 x M12 |
| Width (mm) | 350.00 |
| Height (mm) | 50.00 |
| Tensile Strength (MPa) | 6.00 |
*Dimensions can vary, they are typical only.