Chevron Delineator

Optsigns Chevron Delineator consists of a heavy-duty rubber base and a flexible PC blade. The traffic delineator is designed with Class 1W reflective film and extra UV inhibitors, which is popularly used to manage and direct traffic in temporary work zones, construction sites, accident scenes, parking lots and other restricted areas.

Highlights

Heavy-Duty Rubber Base for Increased Stability

Flexible PC Blade with Class 1W Reflective Film

Simply Rotate the Chevron to Display in Any Required Direction

UV Resistant and Weatherproof for Outdoor Use

Easy Installation and Storage

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Reflective Sheet

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Chevron Chevron
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Product Features

Optsigns Chevron Delineator is expertly engineered to enhance road safety and traffic management. Featuring a robust heavy-duty rubber base for stability and a flexible polycarbonate (PC) blade, this traffic delineator is designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor use. It is equipped with Class 1W reflective film that provides high visibility, ensuring it can be easily seen in low-light conditions. Additionally, the extra UV inhibitors protect the traffic delineator from sun damage, prolonging its lifespan. Ideal for managing and directing traffic in temporary work zones, construction sites, accident scenes, parking lots, and other restricted areas, the traffic delineator is an essential tool for effective traffic control.

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Product Specifications

Blade Size	1150*240mm
Base Weight	10kgs
Material	PC Blade with Rubber Base
Reflective Film	Engineering Grade, Class 1W, Customizable
Customize	Custom Chevron and Logo

How to Use the Product

Using the Optsigns Chevron Delineator is straightforward. Simply place the road delineator in the desired location, ensuring it is upright and stable. Its heavy-duty rubber base provides a secure foundation, while the flexible PC blade allows it to absorb impacts without breaking. Position the road delineator in areas that require traffic direction or management, such as construction zones or parking lots. The reflective film ensures maximum visibility, even in low-light conditions, making it an effective tool for guiding vehicles and pedestrians safely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the Chevron Delineator?

The traffic delineator is designed to manage and direct traffic in various environments, including temporary work zones, construction sites, accident scenes, and parking lots. It enhances safety by providing clear visual guidance to drivers and pedestrians.

What materials are used in the Chevron Delineator?

The traffic delineator features a heavy-duty rubber base for stability and a flexible polycarbonate (PC) blade. The blade is equipped with Class 1W reflective film for enhanced visibility and is treated with UV inhibitors to resist sun damage.

How does the reflective film work?

The Class 1W reflective film on the traffic delineator reflects light, making it highly visible in low-light conditions. This feature ensures that the traffic delineator can be easily seen by drivers and pedestrians, contributing to overall safety.

Can the Chevron Delineator withstand harsh weather conditions?

Yes, the lane delineator is designed to endure various weather conditions. Its heavy-duty rubber base provides stability in wind and rain, while the UV inhibitors protect it from sun damage, ensuring long-lasting performance.

How does the flexible blade benefit the Chevron Delineator?

The flexible PC blade allows flexible delineators to absorb impacts without breaking, making it resilient in high-traffic areas. This feature helps maintain safety by reducing the risk of damage to the flexible delineator itself and surrounding vehicles.

In what types of areas is the Chevron Delineator commonly used?

The lane delineator is commonly used in temporary work zones, construction sites, accident scenes, parking lots, and other restricted areas where clear traffic direction is needed to enhance safety and efficiency.