Yongkang Runyan Hardware Products Co., Ltd.
6yrs
Zhejiang, China
Main categories: tactile indicator,tactile stud,tactile strip,tactile plate,stair nosing
About RY
YongKang RunYan hardware Products Co., Ltd. (RY) is a rising tactile indicators manufacturer. With over 20 years’ experience of producing hardware products, we started with some parts of medical instruments, researching and producing the tactile indicators by a lucky opportunity in the beginning of 2010s.
RY is now the expert in producing tactile indicators also the latest products, and business to be able to service all national barrier-free environment, our team is growing and passionate about solving technology problems and finding solutions for clients.
If you have any questions in relation to the RY range, RY is ready to explore the cooperation opportunity and assist you in our best.
TACTILE STUD/WARNING TACTILE
Warning tactile are a series of raised dots that are installed on pedestrian surfaces
to assist in the orientation of the vision impaired and give tactile warning so they may safely navigate the built environment.
TACTILE STRIP/DIRECTIONAL TACTILE
Directional tactile are a series of raised bars that are installed on pedestrian surfaces
to assist in the orientation of the vision impaired and give tactile warning so they may safely navigate the built environment.
black stainless steel directional tactile strip black tactile indicator tactile bar
$5.00 - $6.00 / piece
500 pieces(Min.Order)
PU polyurethane plastic tactile indicator paving guide strip bar line
$0.80 - $1.00 / piece
1000 pieces(Min.Order)
directional tactile indicator stainless steel carborundum paving strip
$3.50 - $4.50 / piece
500 pieces(Min.Order)
Brass directional tactile guide strip with diamond surface and hollow back for installation
$5.00 - $5.50 / piece
500 pieces(Min.Order)
TACTILE TILE
Integrated tactile are a series of raised dots/strips on a backing plate that are installed on pedestrian surfaces
as a complete unit to assist in the orientation of the vision impaired and give tactile warning so they may safely navigate the built environment.
