Golden Yellow Prismatic Reflective Tape | Flashback® Tape
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Product Description
Flashback® Golden Yellow Prismatic Reflective Tape is a rich golden yellow by day and shines back at night. Its acrylic microprismatic surface sends headlight and torch light straight back towards the source, so posts, gates, edges and equipment stand out clearly in the dark.
A new sample measured 343 to 448 cd/(lx·m²) in independent SATRA tests. It gives a warm, traditional safety colour with a distinctive finish. It is a self-adhesive tape for indoor and outdoor visibility marking where no particular certification or approved material is specified. It is not ECE104 compliant, so for certified conspicuity marking on HGVs over 7.5 tonnes or trailers over 3.5 tonnes, use our ECE104 Reflective Tape instead.
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Why Acrylic Prismatic?
Prismatic reflective tapes use a face film of acrylic, PVC or PET. Ours is acrylic, the film generally chosen for long-term outdoor use because it resists UV and weathering and holds its colour and clarity. PVC and PET films are often cheaper, and PVC is more flexible, but both are generally less resistant to prolonged sunlight.
The trade-off is stiffness. Acrylic performs best on flat, rigid surfaces. For curves, corners and edges, our more flexible yellow glass bead reflective tape comes in a similar golden yellow.
Key Features
- 343 to 448 cd/(lx·m²) at 0.2°/−4° on a new sample, measured by SATRA to CIE 54.2
- Rich golden yellow for a warm, distinctive safety colour
- Acrylic prismatic face, chosen for UV and weather resistance
- Self-adhesive, for clean, smooth and rigid surfaces
- Widths from 25mm to 200mm, cut to length from 1 to 45 metres
Uses & suitable surfaces
Product specifications
Test data
The coefficient of retroreflection (RA) shows how much light the tape returns towards its source. The higher the figure, the brighter the tape looks to someone near the light, such as a driver behind their headlights.
Values are in cd/(lx·m²), measured in two orientations: x (along the length of the tape) and y (across it).
| Observation angle | Entrance angle | x orientation | y orientation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.2° | −4° | 343.0 | 448.2 |
| 0.2° | +30° | 100.0 | 182.9 |
| 0.33° | +5° | 233.6 | 305.8 |
| 0.5° | −4° | 255.4 | 278.7 |
RA values measured by SATRA Technology Centre to CIE 54.2 on a production sample, report no. SPC2048844/67550/1. Measurement uncertainty ±8%. These are typical values for new material from the sample tested, not a specification or guaranteed minimum. Dirt, abrasion and weathering reduce reflectivity over time. Prismatic material is orientation sensitive, so performance at wide angles can vary with the direction the tape is applied. No performance class or standard is claimed.