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Concrete Traffic Barrier “Cup Mount” Delineator
Model# Concrete Traffic Barrier Cup Mount Delineator
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High-Vis Concrete Traffic Barrier Cup Mount Delineators
Long-lasting, low maintenance concrete barriers require long-lasting, low-maintenance visibility features. Shur-Tite cup mount delineators are easy to install on top of concrete barriers for enhanced safety on busy roads.
A Tough and Tried Delineator
Made of durable
HDPE copolymer for
longer durability
UV-resistant base
color stays bright
MUTCD compliant
MASH approved
Bolt on or mount
with adhesive
Customizable
sheeting area
Resists grime, mildew,
wind, and more
Saves money
on maintenance
Built to Endure Busy Highways & Tough Environments
Each Shur-Tite unit has four anchor points for mounting with ¼” tapcon screws. Alternatively, mount with high bond adhesive. Either way, the structural integrity of each 8” post ensures that it stays intact through high winds, snow windrows, and more.
PRO TIP:
The Cup Mount Delineators is tough and tried, made for durability and longevity saving you money with little-to-no maintenance needed.
Resources
Traffic Safety Compliance Saves Lives. SONCO Can Help. |
| According to the National Safety Council (NSC), 2020 marked a 16-year high in work-zone crashes. The year saw 102,000 accidents, which claimed the lives of 857 people and injured an additional 44,240. |
A Guide to Barricading in Construction |
| Barricading in construction is a general term for a wide range of traffic control, pedestrian safety, and perimeter security equipment. This includes both permanent and temporary barricading, but most commonly temporary, as is the nature of construction sites. |