Metal Delineator 1000 MM 2 Inch

Metal Delineator 1000 MM 2 Inch

KTI16007001MD12

Product Description

Metal Delineator
Diameter–48 MM
Length-1000 MM
Tape-2 Inchx3
Jali-8 Inch
Warranty:- Not Applicable

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Metal Delineator 1000 MM 2 Inch

KTI16007001MD12

Product Details
Unit	Numbers
HSN Code	85437092
Warranty	Not Applicable
Tags/categories	Safety >> Road Traffic Safety Solutions >> Delineator >> Metal Delineator

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Metal Delineator

Metal Traffic Post, Steel Delineator, Road Marker Post, Durable Delineator, Metal Traffic Control Post, Reflective Metal Marker, Road Safety Post, Heavy-Duty Delineator, Steel Lane Divider, Permanent Delineator, Metal Guide Post, Metal Road Marker, Urban Safety Post, Metal Barrier Marker, Traffic Direction Post

Metal delineators are traffic control devices used to guide and direct vehicles, pedestrians, or cyclists on roads, highways, construction sites, or other areas. Unlike plastic or rubber delineators, metal delineators are made of durable metals such as aluminum or steel, providing long-lasting performance and resistance to weather conditions.

Metal delineators offer several advantages over other types of delineators, including durability, visibility with reflective elements, stability due to heavier construction, and longevity with resistance to UV radiation and fading.

Metal delineators find applications in various settings, including highways and roads (to mark lane dividers, road edges, medians, or centerlines), construction sites (to direct traffic and indicate hazardous areas), parking lots and garages (to mark parking spaces and pedestrian pathways), and industrial areas (to designate safe walkways, restricted areas, or traffic flow patterns).