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Unexpected spills or freshly mopped floors create immediate hazards for staff and visitors. This safety cone provides a clear, physical warning to pedestrians and vehicle operators, marking out dangerous zones in high...
Description and applications
Unexpected spills or freshly mopped floors create immediate hazards for staff and visitors. This safety cone provides a clear, physical warning to pedestrians and vehicle operators, marking out dangerous zones in high-traffic areas like warehouses, commercial workshops, or food processing plants. It serves as a temporary but highly visible barrier that alerts people to change their pace or avoid an area entirely.
Deploying these cones reduces the risk of slip-and-fall accidents by providing a visual cue long before a person reaches the hazard. Unlike permanent road signs, these are portable and can be moved instantly as a spill is cleaned or a floor dries. Site supervisors and cleaning crews benefit from the ease of deployment, ensuring that hazardous zones are delineated without needing to block off entire corridors or sections of a facility. The height ensures the warning is seen over the top of low-profile equipment or trolleys moving through the space.
This specific model is an 890mm safety cone featuring a Slippery When Wet warning. It is designed for use in environments requiring temporary traffic cones to manage pedestrian flow.
Features
- 890mm height for high visibility
- Slippery When Wet warning text
- Portable design for rapid deployment
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor wet area delineation
Specifications
| Height | 890mm |
| Warning | Slippery When Wet |
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