Flexible Safety Bollards with Reflective Bands for Traffic and Parking Control

• Durable plastic construction: This traffic delineator post is made of high-temperature resistant plastic with good resilience and wear resistance, featuring bright colors and a glossy finish for high visibility and compression resistance without leaving marks after folding.
• Enhanced visibility: The road cone includes reflective collars that make it highly visible both day and night, easily catching the attention of drivers to improve safety in various settings.
• Stable base design: The bright parking barrier base features a three-layer circular spider web structure with pre-drilled holes for easy installation using expansion bolts, ensuring it remains firmly fixed to the ground without falling.
• Versatile applications: Safety cones can be used outdoors as portable parking pole barriers, for driver training, drive-through lines, and driveway caution signs, as well as in traffic control, construction sites, parking lots, and sidewalks to protect pedestrians and drivers.
• Simple installation: With three pre-drilled holes in the base, this traffic delineator post is easy to install on the ground using accompanying expansion bolts, providing a secure and stable setup for reliable use.

Delineator posts are constructed from durable plastic and feature a high-visibility reflective band for enhanced visibility. Available in multiple colors, these posts are designed for floor-mounted installation and are suitable for various applications including subways, hotels, parking lots, schools, and shopping malls. They effectively alert pedestrians and motorists to cautions and guide traffic. The ultra-reflective conspicuity tape provides high-intensity reflection, maximizing brightness to improve visual effects in low-light conditions. Each package includes screws for straightforward installation. These plastic products are lightweight and easy to transport. Note: Manual measurements may result in a 1-3 cm size variance. Product appearance may differ slightly from images due to lighting, equipment, and display settings; the physical item is the standard.