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Introduction to Traffic Cones
2021-08-26
Traffic cones, also known as cone-shaped road signs, cones, red caps, and obelisks, are a kind of road traffic isolation guard facility. Implement JT/T595-2004 "Traffic Cone Road Signs" traffic industry standards. The three-dimensional traffic cone is a cone-shaped road sign with a regular hexagon in cross section and weighs up to 4500g. It is a utility model patented product.
Traffic cones, also known as traffic cones, road marking cones, ice cream cones (commonly known in Hong Kong), commonly known as road cones, triangular cones, are generally conical or cylindrical temporary road markings, and are generally used to carry out works and remind when accidents occur Use passers-by to ensure the personal safety of engineering personnel and road users, or to separate or merge traffic diversions, pedestrian flows, and vehicle groups. But in other cases, daily traffic separation/convergence will use "permanent" road signs/signs that are less portable.
The earliest traffic cones can be traced back to the concrete traffic cones made by Charles P. Rudebaker in 1914. Since modern times, the traffic cones have been made of thermoplastic or rubber with bright warning colors for road users to observe from a distance. The recycled polyvinyl chloride can also be used to make traffic cones. In addition to traffic cones, safety island lights can also provide similar functions.
Typical traffic cones are cone or column road signs with fluorescent red, blue, yellow, green and other warning colors. Most of them are made of synthetic resin. In order to increase the visibility of drivers, traffic cones generally Attach reflective tape.
In addition, due to the low durability of thermoplastics, it may be oxidized through long-term use or damaged in cold climates. To solve this problem, traffic cones made of ethylene/vinyl acetate copolymer began to be widely used in cold regions. EVA has good stability, good anti-aging and ozone resistance, and non-toxicity, so the damage rate in cold weather is very low. Some traffic cones are made of elastic materials, which are not easily damaged even if they are rolled and can automatically return to their original shape.
The traffic cone of the obelisk is similar in appearance to a stele with a regular quadrilateral cross section and is pressed by a PVC mold.
Rubber traffic cones, made of black or white glue.
700*440mm, 700*390mm, 500*350mm, 500*300mm, 500*280mm, 300*230mm, etc. Product description:
1. Raw material: rubber/plastic PE/PVC
Purpose: Set up around or around places that need to temporarily separate traffic flow, guide traffic, guide vehicles to bypass dangerous road sections, and protect construction site facilities and personnel.
Appropriate location before. Barricade lights should be installed on the upper end of the product when it is used at night.
2. Performance characteristics:
Traffic cone
Traffic cone (1 photo)
It has the advantages of good flexibility, resistance to automobile rolling, hard object impact, no damage, sun protection, wind and rain, heat resistance, cold resistance, no cracking, no discoloration, etc.
The light fastness is (the highest level) 8.5. －No embrittlement or softening when used at a temperature of 40～70℃, weather resistance> 2 years.
3. Surface characteristics:
The reflective materials used on the surface of the cone include: reflective film, PVC reflective cone sleeve, reflective powder, customers can choose according to specific conditions.
4. Use occasions:
It is widely used in highways, intersection lanes, road construction sites, dangerous areas, stadiums, parking lots, hotels, communities and other places. It is an important traffic safety facility necessary for traffic management, municipal administration, road administration, urban construction, troops, shops, agencies and other units.
Traffic cones, also known as traffic cones, road marking cones, ice cream cones (commonly known in Hong Kong), commonly known as road cones, triangular cones, are generally conical or cylindrical temporary road markings, and are generally used to carry out works and remind when accidents occur Use passers-by to ensure the personal safety of engineering personnel and road users, or to separate or merge traffic diversions, pedestrian flows, and vehicle groups. But in other cases, daily traffic separation/convergence will use "permanent" road signs/signs that are less portable.
The earliest traffic cones can be traced back to the concrete traffic cones made by Charles P. Rudebaker in 1914. Since modern times, the traffic cones have been made of thermoplastic or rubber with bright warning colors for road users to observe from a distance. The recycled polyvinyl chloride can also be used to make traffic cones. In addition to traffic cones, safety island lights can also provide similar functions.
Typical traffic cones are cone or column road signs with fluorescent red, blue, yellow, green and other warning colors. Most of them are made of synthetic resin. In order to increase the visibility of drivers, traffic cones generally Attach reflective tape.
In addition, due to the low durability of thermoplastics, it may be oxidized through long-term use or damaged in cold climates. To solve this problem, traffic cones made of ethylene/vinyl acetate copolymer began to be widely used in cold regions. EVA has good stability, good anti-aging and ozone resistance, and non-toxicity, so the damage rate in cold weather is very low. Some traffic cones are made of elastic materials, which are not easily damaged even if they are rolled and can automatically return to their original shape.
The traffic cone of the obelisk is similar in appearance to a stele with a regular quadrilateral cross section and is pressed by a PVC mold.
Rubber traffic cones, made of black or white glue.
700*440mm, 700*390mm, 500*350mm, 500*300mm, 500*280mm, 300*230mm, etc. Product description:
1. Raw material: rubber/plastic PE/PVC
Purpose: Set up around or around places that need to temporarily separate traffic flow, guide traffic, guide vehicles to bypass dangerous road sections, and protect construction site facilities and personnel.
Appropriate location before. Barricade lights should be installed on the upper end of the product when it is used at night.
2. Performance characteristics:
Traffic cone
Traffic cone (1 photo)
It has the advantages of good flexibility, resistance to automobile rolling, hard object impact, no damage, sun protection, wind and rain, heat resistance, cold resistance, no cracking, no discoloration, etc.
The light fastness is (the highest level) 8.5. －No embrittlement or softening when used at a temperature of 40～70℃, weather resistance> 2 years.
3. Surface characteristics:
The reflective materials used on the surface of the cone include: reflective film, PVC reflective cone sleeve, reflective powder, customers can choose according to specific conditions.
4. Use occasions:
It is widely used in highways, intersection lanes, road construction sites, dangerous areas, stadiums, parking lots, hotels, communities and other places. It is an important traffic safety facility necessary for traffic management, municipal administration, road administration, urban construction, troops, shops, agencies and other units.
Such as the regional division of construction sites, the flow of people to guide activities and festivals, the diversion of people and vehicles in parking lots, and the signs and inducements of players in sports competitions. Place the aircraft around the apron, especially the engine, to remind ground crews and vehicles to avoid collisions. In addition, it can also be used upside down as a funnel or stent.
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