Flexible post 750 mm - tangerine, white tape
| Dimension | 750 mm |
|---|---|
| Color | Orange |
| Material | PVC |
| Weight | 2 kg |
Flexible post 750 mm - tangerine, white tape
Ensure optimal safety on your private drives and parking yards. The flexible Flexible post 750 mm - tangerine, white tape is an indispensable element of traffic management with high-visibility graphics.
A heavy-duty base allows easy and fast mounting directly onto asphalt or concrete surfaces using expansion anchor bolts. The bright warning color (Orange) makes the post visible from a great distance, warning drivers in advance.
Technical Specification
| Dimensions | 750 mm |
| Weight | 2 kg |
| Material | PVC |
| Color | Orange |
Applications
- Lane delineation: Separating traffic flows on dangerous curves, ramps, and roadworks.
- Parking protection: Preventing illegal vehicle parking on sidewalks, lawns, and reserved spaces.
- Restricted zones: Marking traffic islands, toll booths, pedestrian pathways, and hazards.
Key Advantages & Benefits
- Self-rebounding shape: Flexible material (PVC) instantly returns upright after vehicle impact.
- Excellent reflectivity: Bright safety color (Orange) and high-grade reflective tapes ensure night visibility.
- Easy anchoring: 3 pre-drilled holes in the base plate allow secure installation in asphalt or concrete.
- Damage mitigation: Safe and cheap solution that prevents damage to both posts and car bodywork.
Expert Opinion on Traffic Safety and Management – Exceptional Resilience and Road Safety
As a traffic safety engineer, I highly recommend the Flexible post 750 mm - tangerine, white tape for active road channeling. Constructed from high-flexibility PVC, this product absorbs vehicle strikes without permanent deformation. This drastically reduces maintenance budgets and eliminates car bodywork damage associated with traditional steel bollards. The high-performance reflective bands ensure exceptional visibility at night, preventing collisions in dark zones.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
How are these flexible posts mounted to the ground?
The posts are anchored directly into asphalt or concrete using 3 expansion bolts installed through the pre-drilled holes in the base plate. This ensures secure anchoring in all environments.
Will a flexible post damage the vehicle's bodywork when run over?
No. The post is manufactured from a highly flexible polymer. Upon impact, it bends flat to absorb the strike, preventing any dents or scratches to the car's bodywork or paint.
Are the posts resistant to extreme weather and temperature fluctuations?
Yes. The material contains UV stabilizers and cold-resistant additives, allowing safe operation from -30°C to +60°C without cracking, fading, or losing its flexible properties.
What is the function of the reflective stripes on the post?
The post features high-intensity microprismatic reflective bands. They provide exceptional visibility at night and in rainy conditions by reflecting vehicle headlights to warn drivers ahead.
When should I choose heights of 30 cm, 45 cm, 75 cm, or 100 cm?
Shorter posts (30 and 45 cm) are perfect for loading ramps, curbs, and tight bends. The 75 cm post is the road standard for lane separation and parking lots. The 100 cm version is ideal for construction zones and high-hazard areas.
Why are flexible posts cheaper to maintain than traditional ones?
Traditional steel or concrete posts bend or break upon impact, damaging cars and requiring immediate replacement. A flexible post survives dozens of vehicle strikes without damage, dramatically reducing repair and replacement costs.
Highly flexible delineator warning post 750 mm in orange. Automatically rebounds after vehicle strike.
- Properties: Exceptional flexibility and crash resistance, withstands multiple strikes.
- Visibility: High-performance reflective bands guarantee outstanding night visibility.
- Anchoring: Fast installation directly into asphalt or concrete (3 mounting holes).
- Safe Design: Absorbs impact energy, protecting vehicles and bollards from damage.
- Use: Lane channeling, parking segregation, construction sites, and shared zones.
