WADFOW Traffic Cone 70cm – WYJ1Α70

The INGCO WYJ1A70 PVC traffic cone with its 70cm height, stable base, and dual reflective collars provides a standard and effective solution for traffic management and hazard marking. The PVC material offers durability and visibility. Consider the weight, flexibility, UV resistance, stackability, and compliance with relevant standards based on the specific application.

Key Features and Specifications:

• Type: Traffic Cone
• Material: PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
• Height: 70 cm
• Base Size: 34.5 cm x 34.5 cm (Square base)
• Reflective Collars: 10 cm + 15 cm (heights of the reflective bands)
• Packaging: Packed by label

Detailed Breakdown:

• Material (PVC): PVC is a common material for traffic cones due to its durability, flexibility, and resistance to impact and weather conditions. It can withstand being run over by vehicles and will typically return to its original shape. PVC is also relatively lightweight, making the cones easy to handle and transport. The bright color (typically orange) of PVC traffic cones provides high visibility during the day.
• Height (70 cm): A height of 70 cm is a standard size for traffic cones used in various applications, providing good visibility to drivers.
• Base Size (34.5 x 34.5 cm): The square base provides stability, preventing the cone from easily tipping over due to wind or contact with vehicles. A wider base contributes to better stability.
• Reflective Collars (10 cm + 15 cm): The presence of two reflective collars, one 10 cm high and another 15 cm high, enhances the cone’s visibility at night and in low-light conditions. These collars reflect light from vehicle headlights, making the cones easily noticeable to drivers, which is crucial for safety.
• Packaging (Packed by label): This suggests a simple and cost-effective packaging method, likely involving a label to secure or identify the cone.

Potential Applications:

• Road Work and Construction Sites: Marking off work areas, lane closures, and detours.
• Traffic Management: Directing the flow of vehicles in parking lots, at events, and during emergencies.
• Safety and Hazard Marking: Indicating wet floors, spills, or other temporary hazards.
• Sports and Events: Marking boundaries or routes for races and other activities.
• Driver Training: Setting up courses for driving lessons and tests.