Pro-safe 97-01-004 Reflective A-frame Barricade 24x40 in

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE 97-01-004 is a reflective plastic A-frame barricade designed for temporary traffic control and worksite safety applications. Standing 40 inches high and 24 inches wide, this rail-free barricade provides high-visibility white and orange marking in a lightweight, durable plastic construction. Weighing approximately 7 pounds, it is easy to deploy and reposition on job sites. The reflective surface meets MUTCD requirements and is tested to NCHRP-350 standards, making it appropriate for use in roadway and pedestrian control zones. It ships and is sold as a single unit.

This barricade is suited for road construction crews, utility contractors, municipalities, and facility maintenance teams managing temporary traffic or pedestrian flow. Typical applications include lane closures, street excavations, utility access points, parking lot work zones, and building entrance control. The A-frame design stands independently without a rail attachment, which simplifies setup in tight or frequently changed configurations. Its plastic construction resists corrosion and weathering for outdoor use across a range of conditions.

Key Features

• Reflective surface meets MUTCD compliance requirements for temporary traffic control devices
• Tested to NCHRP-350 crash-worthiness standard
• Rail-free A-frame design stands independently for fast deployment
• White and orange high-visibility color scheme meets standard workzone marking conventions
• Lightweight plastic construction at approximately 7 pounds for easy handling and repositioning
• Sold individually with no minimum order required beyond one unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone temporary traffic control barricade compatible with standard MUTCD-compliant workzone setups. No rail is included or required for this configuration.

Installation Notes

Barricade placement in roadway or pedestrian zones must comply with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and applicable state or local traffic control plans. Deployment is typically performed by flagging or traffic control personnel, construction crews, or facility safety staff. No tools are required for setup. Position the unit on a stable, level surface and ensure reflective panels face oncoming traffic or pedestrian flow for maximum visibility.