Selecting signal and sign mounting hardware

The mounting range includes components for signal heads, signs and other roadside equipment. Start with the support arrangement and the item being mounted: a pole-top assembly, tenon clamp, span-wire fitting or arm component serves a different role. Identify the complete assembly rather than choosing a bracket solely by its appearance.

CAN-BRAC products include separate clamp-mounted and universal arrangements for signs and signals. Their documents distinguish attachment methods, extrusion lengths and configuration options. Fortran's EDA arms and post-top brackets provide other mounting arrangements. Compare the exact product drawing with the required geometry, particularly where an existing assembly is being extended or repaired.

Provide the pole or tenon dimensions, equipment sizes, number of signal heads or signs, and required orientation. Include the existing part numbers and finish requirements. Ask Fortran to confirm the full equipment list and compatible components, with the complete mounting arrangement assessed against the project's structural and loading requirements.

Information to include in your enquiry

• What support, attachment method and mounting geometry are required?
• Which equipment sizes, quantities and orientations must be accommodated?
• What assembly code, finish and associated hardware should be supplied?

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