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Specifications
| Model Number | TF42133TSO2HIP |
|---|---|
| Weight | 2 lbs. |
| Height | 42 in |
| Certified | MUTCD-compliant |
| Color | Fluorescent Orange |
| Material | Low-Density Polyethylene |
| Features | 2 Recessed Sheeting Areas |
| Sheeting Choice | 3M High Intensity |
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Contact our Specialists at (888) 766-2616Grabber Tube II Delineators
TrafFix Grabber Tube II 42” traffic delineators are the easiest to grip, transport, and deploy.
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Overview 
TrafFix Grabber Tube II Delineator Posts
TrafFix Grabber Tube II offers an essential upgrade for applications where delineators are frequently transported or rearranged. Made of durable, impact-resistant LDPE, it’s a versatile Hi-Viz solution for construction, maintenance, parking, and more.
Features Grabber Handle & Grabber Hole
Delineators positioned higher on the bed of a truck or placed on a shelf are easy to access with the Grabber Hole, a molded in space near the base of the post’s stem.
Grabber Handle offers natural grip
Grabber Hole offers versatility of movement when deploying or rearranging
Molded-in color with UV stabilizers to prevent fading
PRO TIP:
Ballast your Grabber Tubes with weighted bases. The Grabber Tube II is compatible with 8, 12 and 18 lb. weighted rubber bases for stability in crowded areas or windy environments.
PRO TIP:
Grabber Tube II is also compatible with TrafFix retractable cone bars, also available.
Resources
What is a delineator, And How to Make it More Effective
Delineator posts are a quick, easy, and affordable form of temporary traffic safety. From parking lost to work zones, these high-visibility, highly-effective pieces of equipment are the best practice choice for a range of applications.
Traffic Signs And Safety at Your Work Zone | 7 Expert Tips
The safety Standards for signs, Signals, and Barricades as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers extensively detailed guidance on best practice for traffic signs and safety at work zones.
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