Description

Overview

Oversize hinged reflective sign 600x500mm helps warn surrounding traffic when a truck or trailer carries oversized equipment.

Because the panel is split into two sections, you can fold it for storage and then set it up again for the next job.

Features

• Two-piece horizontal hinge design so the sign folds for easier handling and storage.
• Includes 8 anti luce clips for mounting to a trailer body.
• High resolution print with UV protection to support long-term outdoor use.
• Lightweight aluminium plate construction for a rigid, weatherproof sign.

Specifications and Materials

The Oversize hinged reflective sign 600x500mm uses Class 2 retroreflective material with black lettering on a yellow background.

It conforms to AS1906 Class 2 and is designed for long-term outdoor exposure.

Each panel measures 600 x 500mm and the two-piece layout forms a 1200 x 500mm sign when opened.

See the NSW heavy vehicle warning sign specification for an example of warning sign size and fitting requirements.

Part number: CA7272.

Compatibility and Fitment

Mount the sign to the rear of the vehicle or trailer where approaching drivers can read it early, and keep it level so the wording stays clear.

If you use the supplied clips, space them evenly so the panels stay secure and do not rattle loose.

Compliance and Safety

The Oversize hinged reflective sign 600x500mm supports oversize load identification, but requirements can differ by state and permit conditions.

So confirm your obligations for the route, then keep the sign clean and replace it if it becomes bent or hard to read.

Trailer Applications

Use this sign on heavy trailers, machinery floats, and combinations that transport equipment beyond standard dimensions.

Because it folds, it suits operators who only need oversize signage on certain runs.

Why Choose ICS Trailers

ICS Trailers supplies practical visibility parts for working fleets, so you can keep your safety fit-out consistent.

Browse Signs and Safety parts at ICS Trailers in the Signs and Safety category today.