Import Glass Beads For Roadmarking — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Glass beads for roadmarking are incorporated into reflective coatings to improve lane visibility under all lighting conditions. Xinghua produces the beads from high‑purity flat glass, giving them a high reflectivity that enhances safety on highways, parking areas and pedestrian crossings. The beads are supplied in uniform sizes to ensure consistent performance in paint mixes. Their manufacture follows processes that limit environmental impact, aligning with sustainability goals of many infrastructure projects.

The glass industry typically uses soda‑lime composition with silica content above 99 %, which provides the necessary hardness and optical clarity. Standard bead diameters range from 0.2 to 0.8 mm, and the surface is polished to achieve a smooth finish that maximises retro‑reflection. Grades are often defined by size tolerance (±0.05 mm) and by the level of surface coating, with premium grades offering higher gloss. Common packaging is a 25 kg bag, but bulk freight containers are also used for large orders.

End users such as road construction firms, municipal maintenance agencies and private parking operators source these beads for paint, thermoplastic and other reflective applications. The product page references ISO and SGS certifications, so buyers should ask for the exact certificate numbers. Shipping can be arranged on FOB or CIF basis, but the exact minimum order quantity, lead time and payment terms need to be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Xinghua Glass Beads Co., Ltd. operates from Yongqing Industrial Park in Langfang, Hebei Province, China. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it has met basic verification criteria on the platform. The profile records a response rate of 0.00, meaning the supplier has not yet responded to inquiries, so proactive contact is advisable.

The listing highlights that the beads meet international ISO and SGS standards, yet no further details on the specific ISO series or audit dates are provided. No information on production capacity, years in operation or export destinations is disclosed, so buyers should request those data points when negotiating.