Accuformnmc TM73J One Way Do Not Enter Traffic Sign

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC TM73J is an aluminum traffic control sign displaying the combined ONE WAY / DO NOT ENTER legend. The sign is 0.08 inches thick, constructed from aluminum with a Sign Muscle coating that resists chemicals, graffiti, and UV degradation. It uses Engineer Grade reflectivity to meet nighttime visibility requirements in standard roadway and parking applications. The printed legend is black on a white background and is produced on a single rectangular panel. Installation is via a post mount with 2 pre-drilled mounting holes. This sign is intended for installation by traffic control crews, facilities managers, or property maintenance professionals.

The TM73J is suited for both indoor and outdoor applications including parking facilities, private roadways, commercial campuses, and municipal traffic control installations. The ONE WAY / DO NOT ENTER dual-legend format is commonly used at entry and exit points where opposing traffic must be directed or restricted. The sign is compliant with MUTCD standards, making it appropriate wherever Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices conformance is required. The English-language message-only format requires no graphic symbol interpretation and communicates the restriction directly.

Key Features

• MUTCD compliant for standard traffic control applications
• Engineer Grade reflectivity for low-light and nighttime visibility
• Aluminum construction with Sign Muscle coating resists chemicals, graffiti, and UV exposure
• 0.08 inches thick aluminum panel - lightweight yet rigid
• 2 pre-drilled mounting holes for standard post installation
• Single-sided print, black legend on white background, English language

Compatibility

Designed for post mount installation on standard sign posts used in parking, roadway, and facility traffic control applications where MUTCD-compliant signage is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by traffic control technicians or facilities maintenance staff. Power tools are not required for the sign itself, but proper post anchoring should comply with local municipal or DOT standards. Always verify local ordinances and MUTCD requirements before mounting traffic control signs on public roadways. Use appropriately rated hardware for the post diameter and environmental load conditions at the installation site.