Concept imageGuardrail Light
Mesh and luminaire assembly for bridge, road or walkway railings.
Choose by Hole Pattern
Round openings as a selection direction. Aperture, pitch, arrangement and margins define the panel layout.
SELECTION GUIDE
Use this guide to prepare your inquiry. Available sizes, materials, fabrication methods and suitability require drawing review.
| Parameter | Meaning | What to provide |
|---|---|---|
| D / a / L × B · opening size | Use diameter for round holes, side length for square holes, and overall length × width for slots. | State hole shape, dimensions and units; provide drawings for special patterns. |
| Px / Py · pitch & arrangement | Centre-to-centre spacing; the arrangement affects the panel layout. | Give pitch in both directions, straight / staggered layout and orientation. |
| M · unperforated margin | Solid material from the panel edge to the nearest opening edge. | Confirm each margin, fixing holes and bend locations. |
| t, L × W · thickness & panel size | Material thickness and overall sheet dimensions. | Give material grade, thickness, panel dimensions and finish requirements. |
Start with the application, indoor or outdoor conditions, quantity and destination. Attach drawings if available, and distinguish pitch, clear opening and thickness definitions.
For load bearing, barriers or machinery guards, project requirements must establish loads, supports, connections and applicable standards. Mesh diagrams do not replace engineering or safety validation.
Inquire About This SelectionProject technical requirements determine use, structure and applicable standards.
All Application Areas
Concept imageMesh and luminaire assembly for bridge, road or walkway railings.
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