
The Type II barricade is a versatile and highly effective solution for directing traffic or marking hazardous areas. With two reflective panels, this barricade provides improved visibility compared to the Type I barricade, making it suitable for moderate to high-traffic zones. Constructed from durable materials like high-density plastic or steel, it can withstand environmental challenges such as rain, wind, and UV exposure, ensuring long-lasting use.
The barricade’s stable base prevents tipping, and it can be weighted further for use in areas with high winds or traffic speeds. Designed for portability, the Type II barricade is lightweight and foldable, making it easy to transport and store. Its reflective panels meet MUTCD guidelines, ensuring compliance with safety standards for optimal performance in guiding traffic.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
