Traffic Cones

Nothing gets better attention in a crowded road, when traffic is at its peak like a traffic cone. Whether it is the shoppers, pedestrians, drivers, athletes or just normal people who are walking by, it will be pretty hard to miss the bright colored orange and lime traffic cones. They are generally used to indicate pot-holes and danger-zones which need to be avoided.

Lime Green and Orange Traffic Cones: The fluorescent color is secured with patented interlocking design onto the recycled black base. They do not stick together with injection molded types. Fading can be resisted with UV inhibitors that are used. Use of PVC will be more susceptible in than in comparison with pylons and they can also bounce back from an impact.

Blue Traffic Cone: Valet areas, parking garages and parking bollards make use of them a lot. The bright royal blue also plays a part in adding color to corporate events and sports teams. Built based on injection-molded process, it has the capacity to withstand extreme impact from vehicles and bad weather, so they are best to be used in such places.

Grabber Cones: With built-in and stack able handles, these grabber cones make ‘take-down’ and ‘Set-up’ easier. It is made up of low density polyethylene that makes it extremely durable. They are also made available with 4” and 6” reflective collars.

Lopper Tubes: A 5 inch loop is molded into the lopper tube which can be used as the handle. It can be used to create a perfect crowd barrier. Ripping of optical collars is prevented when molded with recess.

Grabber Tubes: These tubes have built-in handle which allows them to be placed, dragged and lifted easily. Handles have a knob for hand support along with ribbed neck.

Cone Bars: Within a matter of seconds, you can convert them into pedestrian barricade. There are two sizes available which are work zone cone bars and standard cone bars.

Collapsible Cone Kits: These are generally available in two sizes, 28 inch and 18 inch. These cones are illuminated with the aid of two batteries that work with flash as well as steady-on mode. To keep it from swaying away due to strong wind, these traffic control signs come with a rubber feet.

Clip on Cones: If you are looking for a cone that does the job of indicating danger as well as keeping a steady fence, these come quite handy.

In areas where there is some construction or repair work going on, cones are used to divert the traffic controllers by marking these areas. They serve as an indicator to avoid people from entering dangerous zones. Available in a range of colors and with gears that suit your need, these cones serve as a valuable asset to keep the traffic flow steady. These also vary in size and are highly useful to serve as a barrier for the vehicles.You can know more about them at JustTraffic.com.au website or call 1300 880 460 if you are in Melbourne, Australia.