LZT9400 Series High Intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting

◆ Meets Requirements of ASTM D4956 Type IV ◆ Employs Microprismatic Reflection Technology ◆ Provides a 10-Year Outdoor Service Life ◆ Compatible with Digital Printing, Screen Printing, and Die Cutting ◆ Best Suited for Highway Road Signage

Description: LZT9400 Series High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Reflective Sheeting meets the requirements of ASTM D4956 Type IV. It has full range, wide-angle retroreflection performance, and can maintain excellent brightness even in low light environments. This reflective film has durability and weather resistance, and can be used for 10 years under harsh conditions while maintaining its reflectivity and color stability. Reducing the need for frequent replacement and lowering the maintenance cost of transportation infrastructure is a reliable choice for traffic signs.

Brand	LZT
Series	LZT9400
Service Life	10 years
Type of adhesive	Pressure-sensitive Adhesive(PSA)
Reflective Technology	Micro prismatic
Imaging Method	Digital Print/ Screen Print/Die Cut
Specifications Met	EN12899 Class RA2/ASTM D4956 Type IV
Color	White/Yellow/Red/Green/Blue/Orange/Brown/Lime Green Yellow/Fluorescent Yellow-green
Feasible Operating Temperature	18°C~28°C
Specification	1.22 x 45.72m/roll (48in x 50yd) or customized
Main Applications	Highway road Sign/Traffic Signs

LZT9400 Series High Intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting provides enhanced visibility and durability for a variety of applications. Key features include a microprismatic design for high retroreflectivity and a vibrant daytime color for 24-hour performance. LZT9400 Series HIP reflective sheeting meets ASTM D4956 Type IV standards for a ten-year service life and is suitable for traffic signs, work zone equipment, and delineators. Its pressure-sensitive adhesive allows for easy application and can be screen-printed, digitally printed, or die cutting to create custom designs.

Retroreflectivity: Micro-prismatic design with strong retro-reflective properties provides excellent visibility even at night.

Durable and Weatherproof: LZT9400 series HIP reflective sheeting is UV-resistant, waterproof, chemical/abrasion-resistant, and can be used outdoors for up to 10 years.

Versatile: Suitable for a variety of applications, including permanent traffic signs, work zone equipment, and delineators.

Easy to Install: HIP Reflective Sheeting is typically applied to clean, smooth surfaces. It comes with pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) on the back, paired with a release liner—simply peel off the liner and attach it to a clean, smooth surface for use.

Highway road signs: Including regulatory signs, warning signs, and guide signs. Road signs manufactured using the LZT9400 Series High Intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting can effectively warn of dangers.

Construction and Work Zone Signs: Use reflective film on temporary signs, roadblocks, and diversion devices in construction and work areas to improve visibility, alert drivers to potential hazards, and protect construction workers from accidents.

Parking lots: The High Intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting can also be used to create signs in parking lots, making it easier for drivers to find their way around and avoid accidents.

What are the packaging requirements for reflective sheeting?
Each roll of reflective sheeting should be wrapped in PET film and sealed with tape. It must then be suspended in a carton using a bracket. The outer packaging should be clearly marked to indicate that it needs to be protected from rain, exposure to sunlight, heavy pressure, and should be kept away from fire and heat sources.

What are the transportation for reflective sheeting?
Reflective sheeting should be handled with care to avoid collisions. Before transportation, check for any damage to the packaging; if any damage is found, it should be sealed before transporting. When transporting used reflective sheeting, it must be fixed with plastic brackets and then packed securely. Large-area reflective sheeting can be rolled into a large tube for easier transport. For reflective sheeting cut into smaller pieces, it should be stacked for transportation, with a maximum stacking height of 5cm, which is approximately 100 sheets.

What are the storage requirements for reflective sheeting after purchase?
Reflective sheeting should be used within one year of purchase. It must be stored in a dry, clean, and ventilated room, away from acids, alkalis, and other corrosive materials, as well as humidity and direct sunlight, and at least 2 meters away from heat sources. The indoor temperature should be maintained between 5℃ and 35℃, with relative humidity not exceeding 70%. Before use, the reflective sheeting should be placed in an environment with a temperature of 20-28℃ for 24 hours to ensure optimal adhesive performance. Additionally, when stacking, the sheeting must be aligned according to the arrows, with boxes stacked neatly in a maximum of 5 layers, and cross stacking or mixing boxes of different sizes is prohibited.

What are the guidelines for cutting reflective sheeting?
The cutting environment must be clean to prevent dust and debris from adhering to the film due to static electricity. The temperature should be maintained between 20-28℃, with indoor humidity not exceeding 70%. If humidity is too low, it can be adjusted by sprinkling water on the ground or using a humidifier. The cutting knife must be clean and sharp, and the cutting mat should have a flat, hard surface. When cutting, the blade should be inclined at an angle of 10° to 30°. Films of the same shape and size should be stacked flat on a plate, with a maximum stacking height of 5cm (about 100 sheets). It is essential to avoid contaminating the reflective sheeting with stains or scratching it, as this can impact its reflective brightness. When using a cutting plotter, the cutter head pressure should be set to 400-500g, and the cutting speed should be 2-3cm/s. Always check that the cutter head is sharp before use and opt for high-quality, larger cutter heads for engraving. Unused reflective sheeting can be returned to its original packaging or rolled up tightly on a stand, but it should not be placed against a wall or in contact with other films.