The Dura-Post® delineator is an injection molded urethane flexible post designed to withstand frequent high speed impacts. It is self-certified as a NCHRP Report 350 and MASH Category 1 Device, and tested to NTPEP. It can be configured to MUTCD requirements for delineators, 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 lane 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.
