Pro-safe DH-NTC-70N2 Traffic Safety Cone 28 Inch Orange

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE DH-NTC-70N2 is a 28-inch traffic safety cone with an integrated black base, constructed from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) for durable, flexible performance in high-visibility applications. Standing 28 inches overall height, this cone features two reflective collars - a 6-inch upper collar and a 4-inch lower collar - that meet MUTCD (Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices) compliance requirements. The black weighted base provides stability on paved and unpaved surfaces. At 7 pounds, this cone holds its position in moderate wind and vehicle-draft conditions. It is intended for use by road crews, contractors, facility maintenance teams, and safety personnel who need dependable lane control and work zone delineation.

This cone is suited for highway work zones, parking lot management, construction sites, loading dock control, and facility safety perimeters. The orange color and dual reflective collars make it effective in both daytime and low-light conditions. The integrated base eliminates the need for a separate ballast ring, making deployment and retrieval faster on active job sites. Each unit ships individually and is ready for immediate use.

Key Features

• MUTCD-compliant construction for work zone and traffic control applications
• 28-inch overall height with a 14-inch base width for stable footing
• Dual reflective collars: 6 inches upper and 4 inches lower for enhanced visibility
• Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) body resists cracking and deformation under impact
• Integrated black weighted base - no separate ballast required
• 7-pound total weight provides wind and draft resistance on open job sites

Compatibility

Designed as a standard MUTCD-compliant traffic control cone for use in roadway work zones, construction sites, and industrial facility safety layouts where a 28-inch cone with base is specified.

Installation Notes

Placement and spacing of traffic control devices should follow applicable federal and local MUTCD guidelines and any site-specific traffic control plans. Set cones on stable, level ground where possible to prevent tipping. Inspect reflective collars periodically for dirt buildup or damage that may reduce nighttime visibility. Remove from service any cone with significant deformation or missing reflective material.