NMC CS15 DO NOT Enter Safety Cone Sign - 12.63 in. x 10.38 in., Rigid Plastic Pedestrian Safety Sign, Black Text on Orange

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2.25 kg

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NMC Safety Cone Sign with legend “DO NOT ENTER” is often used as a standard safety measure to provide protection against the potential hazards around the indicated facility or jobsite. This sign informs the people about the areas with prohibited entry around facilities, roadway worksites or construction sites. This cone top safety is made from high-quality plastic, offering maximum durability. The cut-out base of the sign offers a firm grip on the cone without tripping. The use of these signs can reduce the chances of accidental injuries. The bright color of this traffic cone sign with legible text makes it highly visible even in poor lighting conditions.

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Snap On Sign: is used as a safety measure to restrict workers from entering a prohibited area to secure workplace habits. This cone top signage is often found around facilities like roadway worksites or construction sites Material Used: this safety sign is made from high-grade plastic to withstand outdoor weather elements and survive high-impact situations. The cut-out base of this safety cone sign grips the cone to keeping the sign stable without tipping High Visibility: the clip-on cone sign with legend “DO NOT ENTER” has a clear font with legible letters printed on it. Easy text readability offers maximum visibility in busy corridors or passageways Product Specifications: this NMC Safety Cone Sign is 12.63 in. wide, 10.38 in. long and 0.050 in. thick. This sign features black text on orange base Applications: this NMC Safety Cone Sign is commonly used on roads for center lane division, diversion of traffic, construction sites, no entry zones, and barricading to alert passersby about potentially risky areas