How many versions are there, and what does it cost?
One model is offered: BOL-EAP-R-3-8X8, listed at $107.98. Vestil describes it simply as an energy absorbing plate, and it is the only configuration in this listing, so there is no size or finish option to choose at checkout. If you need a different footprint, confirm availability before ordering rather than assuming this plate covers it.
What does an energy absorbing bollard plate actually do?
It is a plate used with a bollard installation to absorb impact energy instead of passing all of it into the floor and anchors. It is a component that works with a bollard, not a standalone barrier. The specifications here do not rate it for any vehicle weight or impact speed, so do not size your protection from this page alone.
Will it fit the bollards I already have?
That is not stated in this product data, so confirm dimensions before ordering. Compare the plate's published drawing against your bollard diameter, base footprint and anchor hole pattern, and check the slab where it will be mounted. Because only one model is offered, there is no alternate size in this listing if the pattern does not match.
What warranty comes with it?
Vestil covers this plate with a 1-Year Limited warranty. That is the manufacturer's warranty as stated in the product data; the terms, exclusions and claim process are Vestil's. Nothing in the specifications addresses labor, removal or reinstallation, so treat the coverage as applying to the part itself unless Vestil's warranty document states otherwise.
Where is it made?
It is made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing. That is the only sourcing detail in this product data — no plant location, material grade or coating specification is listed. If your purchasing process requires domestic-content documentation or a material certificate, request it before ordering, because this listing does not include either.
How do I inspect or maintain it once installed?
No scheduled maintenance is listed for this plate. Inspect it visually after any impact and during routine facility walkthroughs, looking for deformation, cracking or loosened anchors, and replace it if it has taken a significant hit. The specifications state no service life, replacement interval or inspection frequency, so apply your own site's guarding inspection routine.
