PVC Acrylic High Intensity Prismatic Sheeting Traffic Sign White Reflective Sheeting

 Product Name: 10 Years High Intensity Prismatic Grade Reflective Sheeting Film For Traffic Sign
 
 Product Description:
 

• Reflective sheeting is made by PVC / acrylic / PET or mix face film, our reflective material customers can choose the suitable reflective vinyl according to their product, reflective pvc films are good for digital print, reflective acrylic film is sutiable for screen print, PET reflective film can accpect plotter cutting, and all of them can be used to do UV printing.

    
Product Features:
 

• Excellent Reflectivity, wide-angle vision.
• Last long time.
• Use the minimum cost to keep the safe.
• Soft
• Breathable
• Wind resistant
• Water repellent
• Safe
• Attractive
• Comfortable
• Self-adhesive
• Strong
• Easy to sew
• Durable

 
Minimum Coefficient of Retroreflection Ra:
 

 
 
 
Advantages of Applying Reflective Sheeting Film:
 

• Warn others

 
Outside or on the road, if the light is too dark to be perceived, you can be potentially dangerous. For example, if you get lost, a rescue worker can find you quickly with a reflective strip.
 

• Avoid safety hazards.

 
Some construction workers mistakenly think it is unnecessary to wear a reflective helmet, so they do not often wear a helmet. Some want to keep cool and block the sun and wear straw hats. In essence, wearing the reflective safety helmet is not only responsible for oneself, but also to the family. To a certain extent, the reflective safety helmet can play a certain protective role for construction workers who work at night and also protect the human head from external injuries.
 

•  Improve the safety factor

Some people like to walk on the road, at this time there is a piece of reflective clothing can greatly improve the safety factor, this reflection is very bright when the naked eye is looking, if you are driving, you can see clearly in front and behind, just like the pointing signal on the highway at night when the light reaction is obvious. That's why sanitation workers' clothes are made of reflective fabric. This can increase their safety factor to some extent.
 
 FAQs:

• What is the difference between Standard Reflective, or Engineer Grade (also known as Type I), and High Intensity (Type III) and Diamond Grade (Type XI) reflective sign material?

 
It may surprise you to learn that no paint is ever used in the process of making traffic signs. Signs are made by applying under great pressure reflective vinyl film onto .080 or .125 sheet aluminum, which creates a very long-lasting bond. Once applied, it is impossible to remove the material without destroying the sign. There are three types of reflective material used in making traffic signs. They are Engineer Grade, High Intensity, and Diamond Grade:
 
– Engineer Grade signs reflect at night when light hits the sign. The retro-reflective beaded material has a lifetime of seven years. It generally is used for parking signs, other non-critical signs and also provides a less-expensive alternative. We use Engineer Grade Prismatic material for our Standard Reflective signs, which is a higher-end material than traditional Engineer Grade.
 
– High-Intensity signs are used in areas where the street lighting at night might interfere with a sign’s reflection. It is 10 times more reflective than Type I, has a 10-year life implied warranty for reflectivity, and is the material most cities use for traffic signs. Our Type III signs are referred to as High-Intensity Prismatic.
 
– Diamond Grade reflective material is at the highest level of reflectivity for traffic signs and is most commonly used on Interstate highways and construction projects – and in areas where high visibility is critical. It includes the colors Fluorescent Orange and Fluorescent Yellow-Green, which is used most often for signs posted at school, pedestrian and bicycle crossings. Our Diamond Grade Prismatic Type XI sheeting has a 10-year life and meets or exceeds all state and federal requirements.
 
 
 
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