LZT9600 Series High Intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting

◆ Exceeds ASTM D4956 Type IV for Safety ◆ Microprisms Maximize Nighttime Visibility ◆ Durable 10-Year Outdoor Performance ◆ Printable, Cuttable, and Fully Customizable ◆ Engineered for Highway Road Signs

Description: LZT9600 Series High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Reflective Sheeting complies with ASTM D4956 Type IV. HIP Reflective Sheeting is designed for durable traffic control signs, work zone equipment, and vertically exposed delineators. HIP Reflective Sheeting provides full-range, wide-angle retroreflective performance, maintaining excellent brightness even in low-light conditions. Durable and weather-resistant, it can withstand 10 years of use in harsh conditions while maintaining its reflectivity and color.

Brand	LZT
Series	LZT9600
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
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

LZT9600 Series High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Reflective Sheeting is a micro prismatic reflective material. It's durable and weather-resistant, capable of withstanding harsh conditions for 10 years while maintaining its reflectivity and color. HIP reflective sheeting balances performance and cost, making it a reliable choice for improving safety.

High Retroreflectivity: Its unique micro-prismatic structure provides high levels of retroreflectivity for a variety of traffic control situations.

Durability: Its durable, UV-resistant top film resists abrasion and maintains its reflectivity for extended periods, day or night. Can be used for ten years.

Easy to Use: Its backing features a pressure-sensitive adhesive for quick and efficient application.

Imaging Method: HIP Reflective Sheeting can be screen printed, digitally printed, UV printed or die cutting for customized designs.

Environmentally Friendly: HIP sheets are usually non-metallized, which reduces the environmental impact of using heavy metals.

LZT9600 Series High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Reflective Sheeting is designed for various applications where enhanced visibility is crucial, especially in low-light conditions. Mainly used in highway signs, traffic signs and construction zone signs.

Highway Traffic Signs: It's widely used for creating durable and highly visible traffic signs that guide and direct drivers on roadways.

Urban Main Road Signs: High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) Reflective Sheeting is used to create road signs on complex urban roads, offering excellent visibility and durability.

Regulatory Sign:Use HIP reflective sheeting on regulatory signs. Such as speed limit signs, parking signs, yield signs, no parking signs, etc. These signs can serve as warnings, promote safer driving habits, and reduce 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.