Bunting Line 3-BL-DS

The OPTsigns Night Reflective Bunting Flag Line is made of fluorescent orange PVC pennant flags and a high-strength PP safety line rope, ensuring worksite safety, crowd control, and traffic management at a low cost. This warning bunting flag solution is widely used for pedestrian sidewalks, temporary work zones, parking lots, construction sites, the mining industry, demolition worksites, and other hazardous areas. Its highly visible reflective flag line enhances safety, making it a valuable tool in maintaining order in various environments.

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High-Visibility Fluorescent Orange Colour

Durable PVC/PP Material with Long-Lasting Quality

UV Resistant and Weatherproof for Outdoor Use

Easy and Quick Setup of Restricted Areas

Enhanced White Reflectors for Night Use

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Reflective Sheet

Avery T6500 Avery T6500

Length

100m 100m
30m 30m

Packing

None None
Plastic Bag Plastic Bag
Reel Reel

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Características del producto

OPTsigns Night Reflective Bunting Flag Line is expertly crafted from high-visibility fluorescent orange PVC triangle flags and a durable PP rope, designed to ensure long-lasting performance in a variety of outdoor settings. The material is both UV-resistant and weatherproof, making it ideal for marking off restricted areas in environments such as pedestrian sidewalks, temporary work zones, and construction sites. Its lightweight design allows for quick and easy setup, providing a reliable and cost-effective solution for flagging hazardous areas.

Enhanced with white reflectors, this reflective flag system ensures visibility even at night, offering superior protection and visibility for traffic management and crowd control. This flag line is particularly effective in environments like mining operations, demolition sites, and parking lots, where safety is paramount. Its sturdy construction and barrier rope design make it adaptable to various uses, from warning flag applications to creating decorative bunting for public events.

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How to Use

To use a Bunting Line, first determine the area to mark off, such as construction zones or event perimeters. Attach one end of the line to a secure post or anchor, then stretch it across the desired area to the other anchor point, maintaining tension to prevent sagging. Ensure that the flags are visible and spaced correctly for maximum visibility. Adjust the height of the line for optimal warning effect, typically around eye level. When finished, carefully detach and roll up the line for easy storage and reuse.

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Preguntas frecuentes

What is the difference between a pennant flag and a bunting flag?

A pennant flag is a triangular flag often used for signaling, while a bunting flag typically refers to decorative flags made from materials like cloth or plastic. Both can enhance the visual appeal of events when used as part of outdoor bunting displays.

What are pennant flags used for?

Pennant flags are often used for marking boundaries, flagging restricted areas, or guiding traffic. In addition to traffic management, they are commonly seen in sports events and construction sites. Pennant flags also serve as decorative bunting for events or as a warning flag in hazardous areas. Their versatility makes them useful for both safety and decorative purposes.

What is a pennant line?

A pennant line is a string of pennant flags used to create a visible boundary or indicate restricted zones. It is often used as a safety line rope in outdoor settings such as construction sites, parking lots, and festivals. The flags line is lightweight and easy to install, ensuring effective traffic control and safety.

What is the purpose of a pennant?

The primary purpose of a pennant is to visually signal warnings, demarcate specific areas, or act as decorative bunting during events. They are often used as warning flags in hazardous areas or as a bunting flag for decorative purposes. Pennants are also commonly found in outdoor settings for crowd control and marking boundaries.

Can the nylon traffic flag be washed?

Yes, a nylon traffic flag can be washed, but it is recommended to do so by hand using mild soap and water. This helps maintain the color and reflective qualities of the warning flag. Avoid harsh chemicals or machine washing to preserve the durability of the nylon traffic flag.