Red & Yellow Chevron Reflective Tape | Flashback® Tape
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Product Description
Flashback® Red & Yellow Chevron Prismatic Reflective Tape is a self-adhesive acrylic prismatic reflective tape with a bold red and yellow chevron pattern. It helps make gates, posts, driveways, barriers, equipment and fixed objects easier to see in low-light conditions when illuminated by headlights, torches or other directed light.
It is designed for general visibility marking where formal certification is not required. It is not Chapter 8 compliant and not ECE104 compliant. For regulated HGV and trailer conspicuity marking, use our ECE104 Reflective Conspicuity Tape. For Chapter 8 applications, see our Chapter 8 chevron tape.
Why Acrylic Prismatic?
Prismatic reflective tapes are made with different face films, most commonly acrylic, PVC or PET. Ours uses acrylic. Acrylic is the type of film generally chosen for long-term outdoor use, because it resists UV and weathering well and holds its colour and clarity over time. PVC and PET prismatic films are often cheaper, and PVC is more flexible, but they are generally less resistant to prolonged sun exposure.
The trade-off is that acrylic is stiffer, so it performs best on flat, rigid surfaces. For curves, corners and edges, a more flexible glass bead reflective tape is the better choice.
Key Features
- Acrylic prismatic construction, chosen for UV and weather resistance outdoors
- Bold red and yellow chevron pattern for a clear warning-style appearance
- Available in left-hand and right-hand chevron directions
- Widths of 50mm, 100mm and 150mm, lengths from 1 to 45 metres
- Self-adhesive backing for suitable flat, rigid surfaces
- For general visibility marking where certified material is not required
Left-Hand or Right-Hand?
Choose either left-hand or right-hand chevrons. The material is identical, only the angle of the chevrons is reversed. Using both directions together, for example on either side of a gate or vehicle, creates a balanced, professional chevron appearance.