50cm plastic safety cone
KSh900.00
Key Specifications & Features
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Material: Usually made from PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene). High-quality ones feature flexible, injection-molded plastics that bounce back into shape if run over by a vehicle.
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Visibility: Typically molded in high-visibility fluorescent orange or red. Most industrial versions include a reflective collar (as seen in the image) to maximize nighttime and low-light visibility.
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Base Weight: They often feature a weighted black rubber composite or ballast base to prevent them from being blown over by strong winds or the slipstream of passing vehicles.
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Portability: Their hollow design allows them to stack perfectly on top of each other, taking up minimal space in utility trucks or storage closets.
Common Uses
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Traffic Control: Managing low-speed traffic lanes, parking lots, and drive-thrus.
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Hazard Management: Marking wet floors, temporary construction zones, or indoor maintenance hazards.
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Sporting & Events: Creating temporary boundaries or agility courses for sports training, driving schools, and crowd control.
A 50cm (approx. 20 inches) plastic safety cone is a mid-sized traffic and hazard management tool. It is widely used because it strikes a great balance between portability.
Key Specifications & Features
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Material: Usually made from PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) or LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene). High-quality ones feature flexible, injection-molded plastics that bounce back into shape if run over by a vehicle.
-
Visibility: Typically molded in high-visibility fluorescent orange or red. Most industrial versions include a reflective collar (as seen in the image) to maximize nighttime and low-light visibility.
-
Base Weight: They often feature a weighted black rubber composite or ballast base to prevent them from being blown over by strong winds or the slipstream of passing vehicles.
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Portability: Their hollow design allows them to stack perfectly on top of each other, taking up minimal space in utility trucks or storage closets.
Common Uses
-
Traffic Control: Managing low-speed traffic lanes, parking lots, and drive-thrus.
-
Hazard Management: Marking wet floors, temporary construction zones, or indoor maintenance hazards.
-
Sporting & Events: Creating temporary boundaries or agility courses for sports training, driving schools, and crowd control.

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