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The EPTCONE36 traffic cone is used to temporarily mark a traffic area, restricted access point, intervention, worksite or obstacle that needs high visibility. Its 36 in height and two reflective collars of 4 and 6 in improve identification in parking lots, docks, warehouses, truck access areas and outdoor zones. Made of orange PVC, this 11 lb cone provides a robust marker for organizing a perimeter.
This model is suited to environments where a taller cone is preferred. It combines a visible orange colour, two reflective collars and a 12 in x 12 in base.
The EPTCONE36 cone can be used to guide traffic, frame a lane, signal a closed area, define an intervention or support temporary work. Its height suits sites where the cone must stand out more clearly, such as near vehicles, docks, outdoor access points, parking lots and material handling areas.
Before installation, check the PVC condition, cone stability and visibility of the reflective collars. Place cones according to the perimeter to cover, required spacing, traffic level and the other safety devices planned. A cone provides a visual marker, but it does not replace a physical barrier, access control procedure or supervision when those measures are required.
The indicated height is 36 in, or about 91.44 cm.
This model has two reflective collars, one 4 in collar and one 6 in collar.
The cone is made from orange PVC.
The indicated weight is 11 lb, or 5 kg.
It can be used in parking lots, docks, warehouses, work areas, truck access points and temporary outdoor perimeters.
For a lower format, the 18in cone (EPTCONE) offers an 18 in height, the 28in cone (EPTCONE28) has one reflective collar, and the 2collars cone (EPTCONE28B) adds two reflective collars in a 28 in format. 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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