
Optsigns Y Stands feature durable removable bipod steel legs designed to support multi-message frames, offering a robust and stable structure for temporary safety signs. These versatile Y Stands effectively manage traffic and alert motorists to important information, such as roadworks, roadway closures, speed reductions, and other hazardous road conditions. Their lightweight design allows for easy setup and transport, making them an essential tool for traffic management in various environments.
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| Size | 1175*1095*50mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.65kgs |
| Material | Hollow Square Steel |
| Finish | Black Powder Coating |
| Middle Bar | 920mm |
| Leg Length | 600mm |
| Customize | Custom Size and Shape |
Using Optsigns Y Stands is straightforward and efficient. Start by placing the bipod legs on a flat surface where you intend to set up your temporary safety signs. Attach the multi-message frame securely to the Y Legs, ensuring it is stable and upright. Adjust the frame to display the necessary messages clearly, whether it’s for roadworks, speed reductions, or other safety alerts. Once set up, regularly check the stability of the Y Stands, especially in windy conditions, to ensure maximum visibility and safety for motorists.
The chains that form plastic chains are known as polymer chains, typically made from materials like polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene. These polymers are durable and flexible, making them ideal for producing products like plastic safety chains used in various applications, such as crowd control and traffic safety.
Yes, plastic chains can be strong, especially when made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). While they are not as strong as metal chains, they provide sufficient strength for use in plastic safety chain barriers, crowd control, and light-duty applications.
The weight a plastic chain can hold depends on its size and material. For example, a strong plastic chain like an 8mm variant typically holds 125 to 250 lbs, making it suitable for light-duty applications.
A #8 plastic chain typically refers to a chain with a diameter of approximately 8 mm. This size is commonly used for 8 mm plastic safety chain in applications such as traffic control, crowd management, and creating temporary barriers.
Yes, a plastic chain can be used as a rain chain, especially if it’s a durable, UV-resistant type like yellow plastic chain or high-density polyethylene. However, it may not have the aesthetic appeal of metal rain chains.
