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Directing vehicle flow through tight corridors or temporary diversions is essential for maintaining site safety. These directional markers are used in roadworks, warehouse loading zones, and industrial complexes to en...
Description and applications
Directing vehicle flow through tight corridors or temporary diversions is essential for maintaining site safety. These directional markers are used in roadworks, warehouse loading zones, and industrial complexes to ensure drivers follow a specific path. By clearly indicating the required travel direction, they help prevent head-on collisions and congestion in high-traffic areas.
Deploying these road signs allows site supervisors to organise traffic patterns without needing constant manual flagging. The high-contrast arrow provides immediate visual instruction to drivers, reducing the risk of wrong-way entries into one-way systems. Because the panels are rigid and weather-resistant, they remain legible under harsh Australian sun and rain, ensuring that the intended route is obvious to all operators and visitors throughout the workday.
Each unit is constructed from aluminium and measures 600x800mm. This combination of material and size ensures a lightweight yet sturdy profile that is easy to mount on temporary stands or permanent posts. These specifications make them a reliable tool for managing the vehicle flow tasks mentioned above.
Features
- 600x800mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Constructed from durable aluminium
- Available as left or right arrow configurations
- Suitable for temporary or permanent installation
Specifications
| Size | 600x800mm |
| Material | Aluminium |
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