What Is a Traffic Cone?

Traffic cones, also known as tapered road signs, cones, red hats, and obelisks, are a kind of road traffic isolation and guard facilities. Implementation of JT / T595-2004 "Conical traffic signpost" transportation industry standard. The three-dimensional traffic cone is a tapered road sign with a regular hexagonal cross section, weighing up to 4500g, and belongs to a utility model patented product.

Traffic cones , also known as cone traffic signs , road signs , ice cream cones (

A typical traffic cone is a cone-shaped or cylindrical road sign with warning colors of fluorescent red, blue, yellow, and green. Most of them are made of synthetic resin. To increase the visibility of drivers, traffic cones generally Attach reflective tape.

In addition, due to the low durability of thermoplastics, they may be damaged by long-term oxidation or in cold climates. To solve this problem, traffic cones made of ethylene / vinyl acetate copolymers have begun to be widely used in cold regions. EVA has good stability, good resistance to aging and ozone, and non-toxicity, so the damage rate is very low in cold weather. Some traffic cones are made of elastic materials, which are not easy to break even if they are rolled, and can automatically return to their original state.

700 * 440mm, 700 * 390mm, 500 * 350mm, 500 * 300mm, 500 * 280mm, 300 * 230mm and other product descriptions:

1. Raw materials: rubber / plastic PE / PVC

Uses: It is located around or in places that need to temporarily separate traffic flow, guide traffic, guide vehicles to bypass dangerous sections, and protect construction site facilities and personnel.

Formerly suitable location. Barricade lights should be installed on the top of the product when it is used at night.

2. Performance characteristics:

Has good flexibility, resistance to car rolling, hard objects will not be damaged, anti-sun, not afraid of wind and rain, heat resistance, cold resistance, no cracking, no discoloration

Such as the division of the construction site, the flow of people to guide activities and festivals, the diversion of people and cars in the parking lot, and the signs and inducers of players in sports competitions. Place the apron around the aircraft, especially the engine, to remind ground crews and vehicles to avoid collisions. In addition, it can also be used as a funnel or stand upside down.