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The EPTCONE28B traffic cone helps make a traffic area, restricted access point, temporary obstacle or work perimeter visible. Its orange colour and two 4 in reflective collars improve identification in parking lots, docks, warehouses, worksites and maintenance areas. Made of PVC, this 28 in cone provides a taller marker than small cones while remaining easy to move and stack.
This model is intended for temporary marking needs where cone visibility matters. The product data indicates a 28 in height, a 12 in x 12 in base and two reflective collars.
The EPTCONE28B cone can be used to frame a traffic lane, guide pedestrians, mark an intervention, signal a temporarily closed entrance or identify an area to avoid. It suits parking lots, garages, loading docks, workshops, warehouses, outdoor sites and events where a visible orange marker must be installed quickly.
Before installation, check that the cone is stable, clean and free of major cracks. The reflective collars should remain readable so they can keep acting as visual markers. Place cones according to the perimeter to mark, expected traffic, available visibility and the other control measures already in place. Replace damaged or overly worn cones.
The product data indicates a height of 28 in, or about 71.1 cm.
This model has two 4 in reflective collars.
The cone is made from orange PVC.
The existing name shows 7.5 lbs, while the structured product weight is 8 lb, or 3.6 kg.
It can be used in parking lots, docks, warehouses, work areas, temporary access points and maintenance perimeters.
For a lower format, the 18in cone (EPTCONE) offers an 18 in height, the 28in cone (EPTCONE28) has one reflective collar, and the 36in cone (EPTCONE36) is useful when a 36 in height is preferred. The drum (EPTBA) helps channel a wider area.
To stabilize or light the perimeter, the base (EPTBAB) completes the drum, the lamp (LL177) adds a lighted marker, the strobe (LL2304) mounts on a cone, and the line with flags defines a longer perimeter.
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