Ball Joint Handrail
Ball joint railings typically consist of columns, crossbars, handrails, and ball joints.
The hollow balls on the columns serve as connection points to join components like handrails and crossbars, which are then secured to the ground, steel gratings, or other surfaces via the base plates at the bottom of the columns.
Features of Ball Joint Handrail
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Easy to install:
The modular design makes the installation easy and quick, which can shorten the construction period and reduce labor costs.
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Sturdy and durable:
The spherical connection makes its structure strong and can withstand high-intensity pressure and impact, with good stability and impact resistance.
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Beautiful and novel:
The simple and smooth shape and bright lines give people a modern and fashionable feeling, which can be integrated with various architectural styles.
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Corrosion resistance:
Usually hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel materials are used, which can effectively resist corrosion, oxidation and other chemical erosion, extend service life and reduce maintenance costs.
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Highly customizable:
Users can freely choose parameters such as column spacing, handrail diameter, railing height, etc. according to project requirements to meet the actual needs of different construction sites.
Ball Joint Railing Specification
Installation Method of Ball Joint Handrail
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Column installation: It can be welded on the embedded iron or steel structure, or installed on the non-metallic ground with expansion bolts, and can also be installed on the steel structure with hexagonal bolts.
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Connection between pipe and column, pipe and pipe: generally adopt the method of pipe core welding.
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Connection at corners and ends: Corners need to be specially designed and connected according to actual conditions; end connection methods include welding, wall punching insertion, pipe seat, head, blind hole column, etc
Various Surface Treatment Methods
Application of Ball Joint Handrail
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