The Dura-Post® high performance delineator post is an injection molded urethane flexible post that has been tested to withstand an extreme number of high speed impacts. It meets the requirements of NCHRP Report 350 Category 1 Devices, has been NTPEP tested and meets MUTCD Section 6F.63 + 6F.65 requirements for channelizing devices and tubular markers. The Dura-Post® delineator post is best utilized in locations with high speed/high impact frequency and is ideal for assembly in construction zones, heavy traffic areas, bridges, and HOV/HOT demarcation.
All Safe-Hit delineators and posts are tested to rebound from impacts and rollovers in accordance with NTPEP test requirements. The Dura-Post is tested to over 200 impacts and rollovers at 60 mph.
No. There are slight differences between the mounting features of the Safe-Hit product line and the Dura-Post product line.
All Safe-Hit posts come capped. Dura-Post delineators do not come capped, but caps can be requested during the order process.
Standard Post Colors: White, Yellow, or Orange. Custom Colors: Light Gray, Dark Gray, Green, Blue, Black, Brown, or Red. Standard Reflective Sheeting: Silver, Amber or Orange. Request our Decals & Reflective Sheeting document for other reflective options. Standard Base Color: Black. Custom Base Colors: Yellow or Orange. Note, minimum quantities for non-standard colors may apply. Inquire for details.
The recommended installation temperature is 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius) or above. If weather conditions are colder than a minimum installation temperature of 45 degrees Fahrenheit (7.2 degrees Celsius), a blowtorch can be used to warm the asphalt or concrete surface. Additionally, to enable the epoxy to mix easier, it can be warmed up in a warm vehicle prior to application.
Due to the ultraviolet (UV) inhibitors in our post’s polyethylene composition, posts kept in storage and in dark conditions will exhibit a change in color shade from white to pink. When you pull a Safe-Hit post from the cardboard shipping box and notice a pink blemish on the post do not be alarmed. This is a normal, temporary reaction between a substance in the cardboard when it is in contact to the delineator material. When the delineator is exposed to sunlight the pink blemish will disappear in a matter of hours.
