Pro-safe 03-746WABC Reflective Delineator Post 41 in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 03-746WABC is a reflective traffic delineator post designed for roadway channelization, work zone marking, and hazard delineation applications. Standing 41 inches tall with built-in reflective bands, this unit provides high-visibility guidance for drivers in low-light and nighttime conditions. No separate base is required, simplifying deployment and retrieval. At 5 pounds, the post is lightweight enough for rapid setup by road crews, traffic control specialists, and safety personnel managing active work zones or temporary lane configurations.

This delineator post is suited for temporary traffic control in both roadway and off-road work zone environments. Typical applications include lane shifts, construction zone channelization, parking lot hazard marking, and utility work site perimeters. The self-contained design without a required base makes it practical for quick deployment across a wide range of surface conditions. It meets NCHRP-350 certification requirements, making it appropriate for federally compliant work zone setups on public roadways.

Key Features

• Built-in reflective bands provide high-visibility delineation without additional hardware
• 41-inch overall height meets standard delineator post sizing for work zone visibility
• No base required for standard deployment, reducing setup time and equipment needs
• NCHRP-350 certified for use in federally compliant temporary traffic control applications
• Lightweight at 5 pounds for easy handling and rapid repositioning by field crews

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone replacement or new-installation delineator post for temporary traffic control setups requiring NCHRP-350 compliant channelizing devices.

Installation Notes

Placement and spacing of delineator posts on public roadways must follow the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) guidelines applicable to the jurisdiction. No tools are required for basic deployment. Ensure posts are positioned on stable, level surfaces and inspected regularly for damage or displacement in active work zones. Removal and repositioning should be performed by qualified traffic control personnel following site-specific traffic control plans.