Looper Cone Delineators

Model# TD46244

The stackability of a traffic cone with the height of a delineator post.
Specs:
Weight3 lbs.
Features4 Recessed Sheeting areas in OWOW pattern
CertifiedMeets MUTCD standards
MaterialLow-Density Polyethylene
Height42"
Width6"
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TrafFix Looper Cone Delineators

TrafFix Looper Cone delineators marry the storage and stability benefits of a cone with the height and easy handling of a delineator post. Use Looper Cone to restrict access to narrow work zones, barricade construction sites, control motor and foot traffic, and much more.

 

   

   

Performs Like a Delineator, Stacks Like a Cone

   

Each 42” cone delineator features a specially designed loop handle that’s reinforced to prevent stacked units from sticking together.

The loop design also makes it possible to carry multiple units at once or attach caution tape, cone bars, or rope for a light-duty barrier.

   



Stackable for efficient storage and transport


 



Looper Cone handle is easy to carry


 



Molded-in color with UV stabilizers to
prevent fading


 



Wider bottom flange for extra stability


 

  

Certified and Efficient Cones

  

  

 

Sustainably made with 100%
recycled tire rubber

 

Meets MUTCD standards

 

Enhanced stability from wider
bottom flange

 

 

PRO TIP: 

You can pair Looper Cone with 10, 16, or 30 lb. weighted bases. Contact a SONCO team member to ensure you get the right bases for your cones and delineators.

  

  

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 lots 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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