What Is Reflective Sheeting?
Reflective Sheeting is a versatile retroreflective material that is used for several purposes, including increased nighttime visibility of traffic signs, high-visibility clothing, and other items. It can be used in many different ways to increase the visibility of objects to approaching drivers, and is a cost-effective way to increase safety and visibility.
The market for reflective sheeting is growing due to an increase in vehicle production and the use of reflective signs and safety apparel. However, a few factors are restricting the market growth. These include limited availability of fluorescent lights and minimal advanced driving warning systems. However, with advances in materials technology, new innovations in reflective sheeting are becoming available that have greater visibility and durability than ever.
The most popular type of reflective sheeting is Diamond Grade, which returns 60% of available light to drivers. This material is ideal for traffic control signs and is expected to replace many older traffic signs across the US. This material is easily applied to aluminum sheeting with a pressure-sensitive adhesive. It can be applied using either a hand roller or a mechanical squeeze roll laminator.
Other types of reflective sheeting include HIP and EGP reflective sheets. These are available in various colors for roadside signs. Prismanic sheeting is used in construction work zones. These materials reflect light to help slow-moving vehicles stay visible to drivers. These reflective sheeting products are also ideal for emergency vehicles.
Reflective sheeting for road signs is used for a number of applications and has become widely adopted since the 1960s. Combined with fluorescent fabrics, this material helps improve visibility in low-light conditions and reduces the chances of traffic accidents. It is often mandated PPE for emergency services personnel and professionals working around traffic. It is also commonly worn by cyclists. High-visibility clothing is also an excellent way to improve nighttime visibility to road traffic.
Reflective sheeting helps improve motorist safety by directing vehicles away from dangerous areas. It is available in a variety of patterns and colors, including diamond, engineering, and high-intensity. It is easy to cut and measure, making it a useful product for roadside safety. It is also essential for general safety applications such as construction sites.
Reflective sheeting is also used for traffic signs and road work. The material reflects the light from motorway headlamps and illuminates traffic signs. It is also made to last for a long time. It is also durable and has a warranty for up to 10 years. When used properly, reflective sheeting is highly effective.
The different types of retroreflective sheeting have different characteristics. The lowest level is Engineering Grade (EG), which has the least amount of reflectivity and has the shortest service life (around 5 years). It is made of prismatic optical technology with enclosed lens film. It is commonly used for street signs, parking signs, and way-finding traffic control signs.
| CODE |
Name |
Surface Film |
Film(MM) |
Liner(g/m2) |
Glue |
Width（M） |
Inks |
Color |
| GY-RFV3100 |
Reflective Sheeting |
PET |
0.11 |
120 |
Clear adhesive/White adhesive |
1.22/1.24 |
|
white/yellow/red/green/blue/orange/black |
| GY-RFV3200 |
Reflective Sheeting |
Acrylic |
0.10 |
120 |
Clear adhesive/White adhesive |
1.22/1.24 |
|
white/yellow/red/green/blue/orange/black |
| GY-RFV3300 |
Reflective Sheeting |
PVC |
0.16 |
120 |
Clear adhesive/White adhesive |
1.22/1.24 |
Solvent&Eco Solvent |
white/yellow/red/green/blue/orange/black |
Reflective Sheeting
