Reflectors

Reflectors improve visibility anywhere light is limited, helping drivers, pedestrians, and equipment operators see hazards, boundaries, and signs sooner. This category covers safety reflectors used on signs, posts, gates, trailers, bikes, mailboxes, driveways, and warehouse fixtures. By returning headlight beams back to their source, retroreflectors deliver high visibility without power, wiring, or maintenance-heavy components—ideal for long-term, low-cost safety upgrades.

You’ll find adhesive-backed and screw-mounted reflectors in common colors and shapes that align with traffic and equipment norms: white for front-facing, amber for sides, and red for rear-facing applications. Prismatic lenses offer higher brightness and longer viewing distances than glass-bead styles, making them a strong choice for roadways, loading docks, and construction zones. Durable housings in polycarbonate or aluminum resist UV, impacts, and weather, keeping reflectivity high across seasons.

Practical selection tips:
- Match color to orientation: white (front), amber (side), red (rear). Check local code if used on public roads.
- Choose lens tech: prismatic for maximum conspicuity, glass-bead for budget-friendly marking.
- Pick a mounting style that suits the surface: pressure-sensitive adhesive for smooth, clean substrates; screw-on or riveted for textured or high-impact areas.
- Verify compliance where required (SAE J594, FMVSS 108, ECE R3) for vehicles, trailers, and road use.
- Size and shape matter: larger rectangular or oval reflectors are easier to spot at distance; round pucks fit compact spaces.

Quick installation guidance:
- Clean and dry the surface; use an adhesion promoter for plastics or powder coat.
- For adhesive reflectors, apply firm pressure and allow cure time before exposure to rain or washdowns.
- For mechanical mounts, use stainless hardware and sealing washers to prevent corrosion and water ingress.
- Mount at driver eye level where possible; space driveway reflectors consistently for a clear visual path.

From driveway markers to trailer reflectors and sign accents, these high-visibility solutions make people, property, and pathways easier to see—and safer to navigate—day or night.