Safety Cone
Safety Cone Dealers and Supplier
Safety Wala Equipments LLP supplies, exports, and distributes high-quality safety cones in Ahmedabad. Safety Cones are widely used road safety products designed to guide, warn, or redirect traffic and pedestrians in construction zones, accident sites, or hazardous areas. Made from durable, weather-resistant materials like PVC or rubber, these cones are lightweight, stackable, and often come with reflective collars for enhanced visibility in low-light or nighttime conditions. Their bright color—typically orange or red—ensures quick detection. Easy to place and remove, safety cones are essential for both temporary and permanent safety setups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions buyers and EHS teams ask most about safety cone. Need bulk pricing or a specific spec? Contact our team.
What size traffic cone do I need for road versus car park use?
Cone height should rise with traffic speed. 300 to 450mm cones suit indoor and car park marking at walking pace. 500 to 750mm cones suit general road works and slow traffic. 1000mm cones are used on higher-speed roads and highways where they must be seen from a distance. Taller cones with reflective sleeves improve conspicuity at speed.
When should I use a safety cone instead of a barricade?
Use cones to channelise traffic, mark tapers and flag temporary hazards that need quick, flexible layout, as they are light and fast to deploy. Use barricades where you need a firmer visual or physical barrier for a fixed closure, excavation edge or pedestrian exclusion. Many work zones combine cones for the taper and barriers for the hard closure.
Do traffic cones need reflective collars for night work?
Yes, for any night or low-light road work, cones should carry retro-reflective sleeves so headlights reveal them at a safe distance. A one or two-band reflective collar sharply improves visibility compared with a plain cone. Weighted or heavy bases also stop wind and slipstream toppling. Specify reflective-sleeve cones when your work extends past daylight hours.
What base weight keeps a cone stable in wind and traffic?
Heavier bases resist wind gusts and vehicle slipstream. Lightweight cones under 1kg suit calm indoor use, while road cones with 2 to 5kg bases stay put beside moving traffic. On exposed or high-speed roads choose the heaviest base or add a rubber weight ring. For bulk road orders we can advise the right base weight per cone height.