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Road & Traffic Signs
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TM3-13A
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Unsealed access tracks and active roadworks demand clear warning markers that drivers can read early. This 600x600mm Class 1 reflective gravel road sign fits that role, sitting alongside traffic cones and bollards to ...
Description and applications
Unsealed access tracks and active roadworks demand clear warning markers that drivers can read early. This 600x600mm Class 1 reflective gravel road sign fits that role, sitting alongside traffic cones and bollards to define hazardous surfaces on temporary routes. The square format carries the standard gravel symbol, giving motorists advance notice of loose stone before they enter the section.
The 6mm Corflute substrate keeps the panel light enough for one person to position on a portable frame or A-frame stand, yet rigid enough to hold shape in crosswinds. Class 1 reflective sheeting returns headlight beams at night and in dust, so the legend stays legible when visibility drops. Because the material resists moisture and UV, the face does not delaminate after weeks on site, reducing the need for frequent replacement across a project.
Supplied as a 600mm square panel with Class 1 reflectivity on 6mm Corflute. Road maintenance crews and civil contractors running short-term works on unsealed surfaces should keep a stack in the ute.
- 600mm x 600mm square panel
- 6mm Corflute substrate
- Class 1 reflective sheeting
- Standard gravel road legend
- Lightweight for single-person handling
- UV and moisture resistant face
- Suits portable frame or A-frame mounting
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