The guardrails are commonly made of steel materials such as stainless steel, round steel pipes, square steel pipes, or pressed steel plates, as well as wire. Surface treatment processes include automatic electrostatic powder coating (also known as spray painting) or painting. In recent years, interlocking guardrails assembled with aluminum alloy materials have also become quite popular.

Pillars of the guardrail are secured to the ground with expansion bolts. They are typically installed on both sides of logistics corridors, around production equipment, at the corners of buildings, on either side of doors, and along the edges of loading platforms, etc.

Effectively reduce the damage to equipment and facilities caused by unexpected collisions during the back and forth movement of handling equipment.