JACKWIN T/Y-post sources
A Wuhan catalogue source, with unresolved model, length and production evidence kept visible.
Who is named?
The official About page names Wuhan Jackwin Industrial Co., Ltd. This is an attributed website identity, not independent registration or factory verification. The introduction assigns 2008 to the Wuhan company, while its timeline distinguishes Jackwin International Limited in 2008 and the Wuhan entity on April 20, 2011. No verified founding year is assigned here.
The official contact page publishes No.111, Houhu Ave., Jiang An District, Wuhan 430014, China. Wuhan is grouped under Hubei for geographic browsing; the published contact location does not establish a post-production factory. Legal seller, actual producer, factory ownership and manufacturing/export responsibility remain unverified.
Which posts are listed?
The T-post catalogue describes hot-rolled steel studded posts, anchor plates and a 3–12 ft catalogue range. Finish alternatives include hot-dip galvanizing, enamel, powder coating and bitumen in different page sections. None is treated as the finish of a current offer. Plastic/PVC T-post variants are separate and do not establish electrical insulation or suitability.
The Y-post catalogue lists star pickets with galvanized or bitumen alternatives. Examples include a 450 mm post with 2 holes and a 1350 mm post with 11 holes. These are website examples, not verified offered models, stock, structural designs or livestock-containment approvals. Teeth, holes, caps, clips, drivers and pullers are catalogue alternatives, not established compatible assemblies.
Which details differ?
- Y-post length range
- The overview gives 450–2400 mm; the Data Sheet gives 450–2500 mm. Neither upper limit is selected as a corrected or offered dimension. Obtain the current model and drawing revision.
- Finish wording
- The Data Sheet uses “power coated”, while other sections describe powder coating. This spelling is not silently converted into a confirmed process, coating standard or test requirement.
- Identity history
- The 2008 introduction and 2011 Wuhan milestone refer to different chronology statements. Confirm the responsible legal seller in transaction documents rather than merging the dates.
Website standard numbers and certification captions are declarations, not verified certificates or proof that an offered post meets a particular standard and edition. Generic indefinite-life, rust-proof, wind-resistance, load, stock, price and delivery claims are not adopted.
What should buyers request?
- Responsible legal seller and actual producer; offered model, drawing ID and revision, and a resolution of the conflicting Y-post length limits.
- Post section and length with units; mass per unit length versus whole-post mass explicitly distinguished; dimensional tolerances and material designation.
- T-post stud and anchor-plate geometry, or Y-post hole/teeth layout; cap, clip or insulator part numbers and their drawing-based interfaces. Compatibility remains unconfirmed.
- Exact offered finish, governing standard and edition, inspection/report identifiers, lot traceability and acceptance scope. A generic badge is not an applicable product report.
- Post/accessory quantities, bundle and pallet counts, marking, net/gross weights, packaging dimensions, exclusions and dated commercial terms.
No universal spacing, burial depth, post count, electrical setting, installation or removal procedure is supplied. Site loading and animal requirements require project-specific review; catalogue examples do not substitute for it. No independently verified delivered project was established.
Which contact is published?
The official Contact page displays info@jackwinsafety.com and +86 13995641350. These are published contact details, not independently verified receipt, response or procurement-department contacts. No call, WhatsApp message, test email or enquiry was sent.
Confirm the responsible party and current documents through the official contact source. Platform contact is for platform questions and evidence corrections, not an order-forwarding promise. Preparation tools generate local drafts; they do not automatically contact JACKWIN.