Steel Metal Bollards - China Manufacturers, Suppliers, Factory
A lift-assisted manual bollard is a semi-automatic security post designed for easy operation with a built-in gas strut or spring assist. This reduces lifting effort, making it ideal for areas where bollards need to be raised and lowered frequently.
Cambodian Shopping Mall Improves Parking Space Management Experience
A renowned shopping mall in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, has recently successfully purchased and installed our latest au...
The fully automatic lifting column is specially designed and developed to prevent unauthorized vehicles from entering into sensitive areas. It has high practicability, reliability and safety.
Each ...
In recent years, urban security issues have attracted much attention, especially in the context of the threat of terrorism. In order to meet this challenge, an important international certification...
In today’s society, counter-terrorism efforts are particularly crucial, and countries around the world are actively intensifying their actions to ensure the safety of citizens’ lives an...
With the continuous development of modern urban environment and security barriers, RICJ company is proud to launch a powerful and reliable automatic hydraulic lifting bollard. Below we describe the...
Over the past decade, many cities around the world have increased their investment in public transportation and pedestrian-friendly systems, with bicycle parking becoming a crucial component of urb...
The quality of the products is very good, especially in the details, can be seen that the company work actively to satisfy customer's interest, a nice supplier.
We have been engaged in this industry for many years, we appreciate the work attitude and production capacity of the company, this is a reputable and professional manufacturer.
The sales manager is very patient, we communicated about three days before we decided to cooperate, finally, we are very satisfied with this cooperation!
![20180518024634910[1]](https://cdn.globalso.com/cd-ricj/201805180246349101.jpg)
