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Traffic Cones, Mirrors and Safety Tape

Traffic cones, convex mirrors, barricade and floor marking tape, safety signs, danger tags and hard hats for sites and facilities. 1,503 products from $1.99 to $3,382.99. Condor, New Pig, Honeywell and more.

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Visibility starts with cone height, collars and mirrors

Cone height depends on speed and light: shorter cones suit parking lots and indoor areas, while 28 inch and taller cones with reflective collars are the usual choice on roads and at night, and local rules decide what is required. Weighted bases keep cones upright in wind. Barricade tape is a non-adhesive plastic ribbon that warns people away; adhesive floor tape marks aisles and hazards on indoor floors. Convex mirrors show blind corners and are sized by diameter, with larger ones for wider approaches.

Signs, tags and hard hats carry classifications worth reading

Signs are sold by wording, size and material; check the thickness, which is given in thousandths of an inch, and whether the material suits indoor or outdoor use. Danger tags are written on and attached to equipment. Hard hats are classified: Type I protects against blows to the top of the head, Type II also covers side impacts. Class E hats, for electrical work, are proof-tested at 20,000 volts and Class G at 2,200 volts, but a test voltage is not a safe working limit; Class C offers no electrical protection.

Questions about Traffic Cones, Mirrors and Safety Tape

How tall should a traffic cone be?
Eighteen inch cones are common for parking lots and low-speed areas. For roads, higher speeds and night use, 28 inch and taller cones with reflective collars are the usual choice. Check local regulations for the height required where you work.
What is the difference between barricade tape and floor marking tape?
Barricade tape is a thin, non-adhesive ribbon that you tie between posts to warn people away from a hazard. Floor marking tape is adhesive vinyl that sticks to a floor to mark aisles, zones or edges.
What do Type I and Class E mean on a hard hat?
Type describes impact protection: Type I covers the top of the head, Type II adds the sides. Class describes electrical protection: E for high-voltage work, G for general lower voltage, and C for none. The labels inside the shell state the ratings.