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| Certifications | NCHRP-350 |
|---|---|
| MUTCD CODE | W20-7a |
| Certifications | MUTCD; NCHRP-350 |
| Pallet Quantity | 640 |
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Flagger Symbol (RUS) Roll-Up Sign
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Flagger symbol roll-up signs with unique features and finishes for durability and visibility. MUTCD-compliant.
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Overview 
Flagger Symbol Traffic Roll-Up Signs
The Flagger Symbol Sign is meant as a warning to drivers that a flagman is directing traffic further ahead. The other is keeping crew members and vehicle occupants safe on the road. It all begins with legible, high-visibility roll-up signs that warn drivers of flaggers ahead.
Details That Make a Difference
You might think any old sign that’s technically compliant will do, but road signs go through a lot. Over time, this can lead to a critical mistake: a weathered, battered sign that a driver doesn’t notice. One seemingly small oversight that can cost someone their business or their life.
Heavy-duty ribbing keeps your
sign legible on windy days.
Patented corner pockets
come with a lifetime.
Included strap for easy
storage.
Border legend identifies
signs at a glance without
needing to unroll in storage.
No windsail effect with the
anti-kiting device.
NCHRP-350 Certified.
W20-5.
Portable Roll-Up Signs for Highway Traffic Projects
In addition to optimal safety, you get quality and features that protect your security investment.
A tougher, more substantial rib assembly with an attachable anti-kiting device keeps your roll-up sign in great shape – every phase, every project.
The Right Size for Any Application
When deciding whether to use 36” or 48” temporary warning signs, transportation engineers should consider the type of roadway.
No Matter The Application, We Have The Right Material
| Standard Mesh – The most affordable option for daytime use only. |
| Non-Reflective Vynil – Fade resistant vinyl is an economical option for daytime use only. |
| Orafol SuperBrite or 3M Hi Intensity Prismatic (HIP) - Ideal for day or nighttime usage. |
| Premium Mesh – This pigmented mesh is breathable, resists mold and mildew, and is non-reflective for daytime use only. |
| Orafol Marathon – Bright, longlasting fluorescence. Marathon fluorescence is less likely to lose power over time, making it a safer long-term investment. |
| 3M Diamond Grade (DG) – Another premium option. Lightactivated, fluorescent, wideangle prismatic lens reflective sheeting for maximum daytime brightness. |
Pro Tip: Strong and Sturdy Roll-Up Signs Stands
The whole Bone Roll Up Sign line is compatible with Bone sign stands. They are NCHRP-350 certified, making them tested and approved for use on the national highway system.
Choose from Springless, Single Spring or Dual Spring.
Springless
Single Spring
Dual Spring
Traffic Signs And Safety at Your Work Zone | 7 Expert Tips |
| The Safety Standards for Signs, Signals, and Barricades as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers extensively detailed guidance on best practice for traffic signs and safety at work zones. |
Five Types of Workplace Safety Signs to Protect Your Business |
| Some companies post OSHA signs to comply with regulations and avoid costly penalties and business interruptions. Others recognize the vital purpose of these signs: creating a secure environment for workers, clients and the public. |
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