Reflective Safety Fencing covers critical work zones.
October 4, 2002 - UV-protected polyethylene NITE LITE and NITE II each provide 3 reflective stripes for awareness on trouble roadways. International orange, with white and orange reflective stripes, as well as black, with yellow reflective stripes for dangerous installations, are available. Standard roll size is 4 x 50 ft. Applications include utility poles close to traffic, construction projects near roads, and pedestrian or vehicular traffic.
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Called the "State of the Art" in plastic safety fencing, NITE LITE and NITE II, from Plastic Safety Systems, Inc., covers many critical work zones. Exclusive patent #5,865,427 covers both
products.
Lightweight, these "cousin" products give three highly reflective stripes for superior awareness on trouble roadways.
International orange stripes with white and orange reflective stripes as well as in black with yellow reflective stripes for dangerous installations, are available.
User benefits are many: utility poles close to traffic; ideal for construction projects near roads; and pedestrian or vehicular traffic.
• Superior daytime visibility.
• Three reflective stripes.
• Made of UV-protected long lasting polyethylene plastic.
• Standard roll: 4' x 50'.
• Rolls easily for storage.
Plastic Safety Systems, Inc., is a major supplier of temporary traffic control products. "On The Roadway For Safety®".
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