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Product type
Road & Traffic Signs
SKU
W7-13A
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A Class 1 aluminium train crossing sign marks rail intersections where vehicles and pedestrians must stop or give way. The reflective face returns headlight beams at night and in low light, giving drivers early warnin...
Description and applications
A Class 1 aluminium train crossing sign marks rail intersections where vehicles and pedestrians must stop or give way. The reflective face returns headlight beams at night and in low light, giving drivers early warning of the crossing ahead. These safety signs sit at level crossings, private access roads and industrial sidings where rail traffic moves through vehicle routes.
The aluminium panel resists corrosion and impact, so the sign stays legible through sun, rain and vibration from passing trains. Class 1 reflectivity provides the baseline night-time performance required for roadside use, and the rigid substrate holds its shape on standard posts or wall mounts. Maintenance crews can wipe the face clean without degrading the reflective layer, keeping the message sharp over long service intervals.
The sign carries the standard train symbol and wording for immediate recognition at rail intersections. Road authorities, rail operators and site managers responsible for level crossing compliance should specify this unit.
- Class 1 reflectivity for night-time visibility
- Aluminium construction resists corrosion and impact
- Standard train crossing symbol and legend
- Suits post or wall mounting at level crossings
- Designed for outdoor exposure in Australian conditions
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