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36" Lime Green Traffic Cones - 10 lbs (Case of 4 Cones)

Lime green traffic cones can be used to mark entrances, as well as in areas with increased pedestrian activity and to warn workers about overhead utility lines. The all-vinyl construction assures durability and flexibility in all weather conditions. Long lasting brilliant fluorescent color provides high visibility protection.

Features:

For use in parking lots, sporting events, parties and other areas needing non-hazardous control.
Soft, vinyl, flow-molded construction makes cones flexible to grasp, making a grip top unnecessary.
One-piece construction for durability.
UV stabilized to resist fading and provide long-lasting color.
Withstands all weather conditions.
High density base creates low center of gravity for maximum stability.
All-over color makes cone stand out more than cones with black bases.
Meets MUTCD Standards.
Made in USA, a rarity for traffic cones.
Qualifies for Buy American Act purchases.
Also available in a 18" version and 28" version

Specifications:

Material	PVC - polyvinyl chloride
Color	lime green
Retroreflective sheeting	none
Weight (nominal)	10 lbs.
Height	36"
Dimensions (nominal)	2.75" wide cone top and 10.5" cone base width, 15.25" x 15.25" base
Manufacturing style	flow-molded
Model number	3650-10

Stenciling

Stenciling is available. Stenciling a cone can be used to identify your company, municipality, agency, or a particular location, and may reduce theft. Minimum of 50 traffic cones required. Call for quote and lead time.

Resources:

Traffic Cone Technical Specifications

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Traffic Cone Color Guide:

Color		Application
	Orange	Used to mark as warning for potential safety hazards and help redirect traffic.
	Blue	Used for designating handicapped-only spaces. Also appropriate for parties, sporting events, corporate events, and other non-hazardous uses.
	Lime	Used to mark entrances, as well as in areas with increased pedestrian activity and to warn workers about overhead utility lines.
	White	Used to mark safe places. Also appropriate to indicate the location of entrances, restrooms, etc.
	Yellow	Used when live utility lines are being worked on, or to encourage drivers to yield for potential construction traffic.
	Red	Used to block off areas where there is imminent danger that could lead to serious injury or even death.
	Pink	Used to warn of emergencies or hazards ahead. Also appropriate for parties, sporting events, corporate events, and breast cancer awareness events.