Prosolve | SKU:
159005
Non-Conductive Insulated Road Pin 600mm - BS8020
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Non-Conductive Insulated Road Pin 600mm - BS8020 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why choose this pin
100% insulated for electric shock protection
The shaft is fully insulated between the metal spike and striking cap, guarding against electric shock when working near live cables or buried services.
BS8020:2011 compliant
Meets the British Standard for non-conductive ground-anchor pins used on highways and utility sites.
Metal spike for hard ground
The tapered metal tip drives into compacted ground and road surfaces, where a plastic point would struggle to get a secure fix.
High-visibility orange finish
The bright orange coating keeps the pin visible on site, reducing trip and strike hazards.
Overview
Non-Conductive Insulated Road Pin 600mm - Overview
A 600mm non-conductive road pin built to BS8020:2011, with a fully insulated fibreglass shaft and a metal spike tip for hard ground. Used by highways and utility crews to anchor temporary fencing and mark out road works near live services.
600mm
Length
16mm
Shaft diameter
0.308kg
Weight
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Length | 600mm |
| Shaft diameter | 16mm |
| Weight | 0.308kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Colour | Orange |
| Material | Fibreglass shaft, metal spike and cap |
| Compliance | BS8020:2011 |
| End components | Metal spike tip and metal striking cap |
| Sold as | Single pin |
Frequently asked questions
What does non-conductive mean on this pin?
What does non-conductive mean on this pin?
The fibreglass shaft is fully insulated between the metal spike and the striking cap, so electricity can't pass through to whoever is driving the pin in - a key safety feature when working near live cables or buried services.
Does this pin meet BS8020?
Does this pin meet BS8020?
Yes. It's manufactured to BS8020:2011, the British Standard for non-conductive ground pins used on highways and utility sites.
Will the metal tip cope with hard ground?
Will the metal tip cope with hard ground?
Yes, the tapered metal spike is designed for hard or compacted ground, including road surfaces, where a plastic-tipped pin would struggle to get a secure fix.
How much does one pin weigh?
How much does one pin weigh?
0.308kg, light enough to carry a batch to site but solid enough for repeated hammering.
Is this pin sold individually or in a pack?
Is this pin sold individually or in a pack?
Each listing is for a single 600mm pin. If you need more length, the 900mm version is available separately.
What is the difference between the 600mm and 900mm road pin?
What is the difference between the 600mm and 900mm road pin?
Same insulated construction and BS8020 compliance - the 900mm version is simply longer, useful where you need extra depth or reach.
Can this be used alongside the insulated line pins?
Can this be used alongside the insulated line pins?
Yes, the line pin range shares the same insulated, BS8020-compliant build and is commonly used alongside road pins for fencing line runs.
