Pro-safe 03-780-6FP3M Channelizer Drum 40in Orange Hdpe

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 03-780-6FP3M is a reflective channelizer drum designed for temporary traffic control and work zone delineation. Standing 40 inches high and 36 inches wide, it is constructed from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and finished in high-visibility orange. The drum features Diamond Grade reflective sheeting banding, which provides superior retroreflectivity for both day and night visibility. At 10 pounds, it is light enough for fast deployment while remaining stable in active traffic environments. Road crews, traffic control personnel, and municipal maintenance teams are the primary installers of this equipment.

This channelizer drum is intended for use in roadway work zones, highway lane closures, construction site perimeters, and intersection channelization applications. It suits both short-term and long-term temporary traffic control setups in residential and commercial road environments. A separate base is required for freestanding use. The drum is compliant with MUTCD and NCHRP-350 standards, making it appropriate for federally funded and state-regulated road projects.

Key Features

• Diamond Grade reflective sheeting bands for high retroreflectivity in low-light and nighttime conditions
• High-density polyethylene (HDPE) construction resists impact and weathering
• 40-inch height and 36-inch width meet standard channelizer drum size requirements
• MUTCD and NCHRP-350 compliant for use on federally and state-regulated projects
• Orange color provides high daytime visibility in active work zones
• Lightweight at 10 pounds for rapid deployment and retrieval

Compatibility

Designed as a standard channelizer drum for temporary traffic control applications meeting MUTCD guidelines. A compatible ballast base is required for freestanding installation and is sold separately.

Installation Notes

Channelizer drums are deployed and retrieved by trained traffic control personnel following applicable MUTCD temporary traffic control zone plans. Always consult the project traffic control plan before placement to ensure proper spacing and alignment. A weighted base must be attached before placing the drum in any active traffic lane or shoulder. Inspect reflective sheeting for damage or degradation before each deployment to confirm retroreflectivity meets project requirements.