Flexible Directional Beacon
Product code: ATE 12417/A
Flexible Warning Beacon – Attention
308,00 lei VAT included
Product code: ATE 12410
Flexible directional marker 25x100 cm
334,00 lei VAT included
Flexible directional buoy – maximum elasticity and impact resistance in traffic
In urban traffic management and on road sections where the risk of accidental collision is high, rigid equipment can become dangerous or require constant replacements. A flexible directional buoy represents the modern signaling solution, specially designed to absorb kinetic shocks and instantly return to its original vertical shape after being run over or hit by a vehicle. This type of flexible post provides excellent permanent or semi-permanent delineation, minimizing maintenance costs and damage to vehicles. The Atto Trafic team selects and supplies only flexible buoys made from state-of-the-art polymers, ensuring superior durability on construction sites or at intersections. If you want to compare this solution with mobile models or those intended for guardrails (as shown in imagine_be9207.png), we invite you to check the upper category of directional buoys. To discover our entire range of intelligent road safety and urban guidance systems, feel free to visit the main page Attotrafic.Applications and usage scenarios for flexible buoys
- Traffic calming islands and roundabouts: They are ideal for outlining areas where drivers tend to cut corners, forcing compliance with road geometry without damaging the vehicle body in case of contact.
- Delineation of bicycle lanes and bus corridors: Creates a clear visual and physical barrier between lanes dedicated to alternative transport and general vehicle traffic.
- Commercial parking lots and residential areas: Installed at tight turning points, near support posts, or at the ends of parking rows to guide drivers during maneuvers.
- Pre-signaling exclusion zones: Marking the beginning of a guardrail or bifurcation areas where a rigid buoy would pose a deadly hazard in the event of a head-on impact.
? Frequently asked questions
What materials is a flexible directional post from Atto Trafic made of?
Our elastic posts are made from a special blend of polyurethane (PU) or high-memory synthetic rubber. This material not only withstands thousands of 90-degree bending cycles but also retains its elastic properties and does not crack even when struck at extreme freezing temperatures or exposed to intense UV rays during summer.<\/p>
How is the installation of these flexible directional posts carried out?
Unlike posts that use a heavy base placed on the ground, the flexible directional post is equipped with a fixed base with holes for mechanical anchoring. Installation is done by drilling into asphalt or concrete and securely fastening with the included expansion anchors or anchoring screws, ensuring total resistance to pulling out.<\/p>
What type of reflective film is applied to the body of the post?
To ensure impeccable visibility at night, the flexible posts are covered with high-performance microprismatic reflective strips (Class 2 or Class 3, depending on the model). The films are industrially adhered with special adhesives, so they do not peel off or flake when the post deforms under the wheels of a vehicle.<\/p>
How often should these posts be replaced in high-traffic areas?
Due to the shape memory technology, the lifespan of a flexible post from Atto Trafic is considerably longer than that of a rigid plastic one. It can survive hundreds of direct impacts at urban speeds, which means the frequency of replacements dramatically decreases, providing the best cost-benefit ratio for road or parking administrators.<\/p>
28 years of experience in road safety
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.
- Durable products, compliant with STAS and SR EN
- ISO 9001 / 14001 / 27001 / 20671 certified
- Constant stock, delivery in 1-3 working days
- Support for municipalities, contractors, private car parks
