The OPTsigns Swing Stand Sign Frame is designed for maximum durability and stability, made from galvanized or yellow powder-coated steel. This heavy-duty steel frame ensures that your swing stand signs remain securely in place, effectively managing traffic and warning motorists of roadworks, roadway closures, and speed reductions. Its foldable design allows for easy storage and transportation, making it a practical choice for both temporary and recurring signage needs. This road swing stand is also corrosion-resistant and weatherproof, ensuring longevity even in harsh outdoor conditions.
Installation and removal of safety signs are a breeze with this swing sign stand, which complies with Australian standards for road safety. The versatility of this metal swing stand makes it suitable for various applications. Whether you need a reliable solution for traffic swing stand signs or simple yellow swing stands for general use, this swing frame stand meets all requirements with ease. Enhance your road safety efforts with the convenience and stability of the OPTsigns traffic swing stands—the ideal choice for any outdoor signage needs.
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| Size | 600*600mm, 900*600mm, 1200*900mm, Customizable |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanized Steel Pipe 19mm/25mm Dia. |
| Default | 1 Chain, Optional 2 Chains or Hinge |
| Type | Ground Clearance 200mm Type or Smart Space-Saving Type |
| Options | Yellow Powder Coated Frame, 1-2 Chains or Hinge, Ground Clearance 200mm Type |
A delineator cone is a flexible, upright marker used to guide and control traffic. Often brightly colored, these delineator cones improve visibility and can be used in various settings, including construction sites, roadwork, or event management, to effectively delineate boundaries and paths.
A channelizer cone with base is designed to provide clear visual guidance and enhance safety in traffic control. Its heavy-duty base ensures stability, making it suitable for directing vehicles and delineating roadways or work zones. This design helps prevent accidents by clearly marking boundaries and guiding drivers through temporary conditions.
The main difference lies in their usage: channelizer cones are typically used to direct traffic flow, while delineator cones are focused on marking boundaries. Channelizers often have a wider base for stability and are designed for more extensive traffic control applications, whereas delineators can be used for general guidance.
They are called delineators because they delineate, or mark, specific areas or paths to guide traffic safely. By providing visual cues, these delineator traffic cones help prevent confusion and enhance safety in various environments.
To place traffic delineator cones, start by assessing the area to determine where guidance is needed. Position the delineator traffic cones at regular intervals along the designated path, ensuring they are visible from a distance. Use additional cones to create barriers or direct traffic effectively, particularly in work zones or detours.
