Prismatic Reflective Sheeting
XW Reflective is a professional prismatic reflective sheeting supplier & manufacturer in China, providing high-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting(HIP reflective film) and engineer grade prismatic reflective sheeting(EGP reflective film) for traffic signs as well as prismatic reflective tape for truck conspicuity tape.
Prismatic reflective sheeting is made of artificial prisms and plastic film, with the reflective feature, which can reflect the light back to the headlamp, widely used for traffic signs such as road safety products. The reflective prismatic sheeting is composed of the wide-angle prism, which is the key element to reflect the light back to the headlamp. The prism structure is designed in a special way to ensure high reflection and wide visibility even under severe conditions.
Engineer Grade Prismatic Reflective Sheeting
- Size: 1.22*45.72m/roll, customized size available
- Colors: white, yellow, red, green, blue, orange, brown
- Application temperature: 18-28℃
- Features: high retro-reflectivity, high durability, easy to clean, cost-effective
- Durability: 7 years
- Applications: Traffic Control, guidance, warning & information sign
- ASTM D4956-17, Type Ⅱ
High-intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting
- Size: 1.22*45.72m/roll, customized size available
- Colors: white, yellow, red, green, blue, orange, brown
- Application temperature: 18-28℃
- Features: high retro-reflectivity, high durability, tearable
- Durability: 10 years
- Applications: Traffic cone, guidance, warning & information signs, conspicuity tape
- ASTM D4956-17, Type Ⅲ
Micro Prismatic Conspicuity Tape
- Size: 38.1mm*45.72m/roll, 50.8mm*45.72m/roll, customized size available
- Colors: red, red/white, white
- Application temperature: 18-28℃
- Features: high retro-reflectivity, high durability, tearable
- Durability: 10 years
- Applications: conspicuity tape
- ASTM D4956-17, Type Ⅲ
Prismatic Reflective Sheeting Products
Super Intensity Prismatic Reflective Film XW9400
Designed to meet the demands of modern road infrastructure, super-intensity prismatic reflective sheeting boasts exceptional features that enhance its performance and value. With a focus on quality, this reflective sheeting incorporates advanced screen printing techniques, ensuring clear and crisp graphics that communicate essential messages to drivers effectively.
High Intensity Prismatic Reflective Film XW9300
Discover our cutting-edge HIP reflective sheeting designed to revolutionize road safety. High-Intensity Prismatic (HIP) technology ensures superior visibility, making it an ideal choice for highway traffic signs, directions signs, road signs, and signage.
EGP Prismatic Reflective Sheeting XW9201
Prismatic reflective sheeting is a highly sophisticated and advanced material used for enhancing visibility, particularly during low-light conditions. Mainly used for high-grade highway signs, urban road signage, etc.
Applications of Prismatic Reflective Sheeting Vinyls
Prismatic reflective sheeting has wide application in road safety products the same as micro glass beads retroreflective sheeting film. The micro prismatic reflective film is a reflective material made based on the principle of refraction and total reflection of a cube corner. 10,000 micro-prisms are a reflective product completely realized by ultra-precision mechanic technology and craftsmanship. Compared with glass microbead reflective film, it has a better reflective effect, longer visual distance, and better recognition effect, and is generally used for road signs on high-grade highways.
Prismatic Reflective Conspicuity Tape For Engineer Vehicle
Prismatic Reflective Sheeting For Information Signs
Prismatic Reflective Barrier Sheeting For Traffic Cone
Prismatic Retroreflective Vinyl For Warning Signs
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PRISMATIC REFLECTIVE SHEETING FAQ GUIDE
Prismatic reflective sheeting is a type of retroreflective material that can be applied to surfaces like pavement or walls to increase visibility in low-light conditions. When light hits prismatic reflective sheeting, it reflects off its surface and back toward the source of light with greater intensity than other types of retroreflective materials such as micro glass beads film.
The material consists of high-intensity tiny prisms that are arranged in rows. It provides high retroreflection, day and night, under wet or dry conditions, when illuminated by vehicle headlamps. When light hits these prisms, it is reflected back at an angle that makes the material easier for drivers to see at night.
The theory behind prismatic reflectivity is simple:
Light travels through the glass at an angle equal to the angle of incidence (the angle at which the light hits the glass). When that light hits the surface of a transparent material such as glass or plastic at an angle greater than 45 degrees (or 60 degrees for acrylic), it reflects off the surface instead of passing through.
In other words, when you have enough light hitting one side of the material (like from headlights), any excess light that reaches the other side will bounce back toward its source rather than continuing on into space as reflected light would do if it were not surrounded by another transparent medium or surface like water or glass, etc.
Prismatic reflective sheeting is a type of retroreflective material that has a prismatic structure. It is made up of two kinds of reflective layers, the base layer, and the prismatic layer. The prismatic layer consists of prisms with different angles and heights. The height of these prisms ranges from 0.5mm to 1mm.
The angle between two adjacent prisms varies from 10 degrees to 120 degrees. This angle determines how much light will be reflected back to its source. The more obtuse the angle, the more light will be reflected back to its source; the smaller the angle, the less light will be reflected back to its source.
The base layer is used as an adhesive agent for attaching the prismatic layer onto a substrate material such as aluminum foil or plastic film. A good bond between these two layers is essential in order for them to work properly together as a reflective material when exposed to light sources such as headlights and flashlights during nighttime driving conditions.
The difference between prismatic reflective vinyl sheeting and micro glass beads reflective film is primarily in how they are made. Prismatic reflective sheeting consists of prisms arranged in rows, while micro glass beads reflective film is made from small pieces of glass beads that form a pattern when viewed from above. Both types of materials can be used to reflect light from headlights back toward the driver’s eyes, giving them more visibility at night when driving on dark roads or highways with no streetlights along the way.
Prismatic reflective sheeting does not require any special maintenance beyond routine cleaning with soap and water or mild detergent. You can use soap and water or mild detergent if you want to clean up any dirt or stains before they get bad enough to damage your new material.
- Good Weather Resistance
- Good Reflective Effect
- Can Be Cut As Any shape
- Long Service Life
- Wide-angle visibility
- Long Distance Visibility (high intensity)
- Multi-Color Possible
Prismatic reflective sheeting is available in different colors like red, yellow, blue, green and white. The color refers to the thickness of the metal coating. Red color has a thickness of about 0.2mm, whereas the white color has a thickness of about 0.12mm.
PVC Prismatic Reflective Sheeting: PVC reflective sheeting is made from PVC plastic which has been dyed red or yellow in order to create an increased contrast against other colors or objects around it. It has been used for traffic signs, warning lights and barricades since the 1970s because it is durable enough to withstand harsh conditions but also flexible enough to be bent into different shapes without losing its shape over time.
Prismatic reflective sheeting is a type of retro-reflective material that can be used in signs and other applications. It is made from multi prisms, which result in a reflective effect.
Prismatic reflective sheeting has many applications including traffic signs, road markings, and clothing for workers on construction sites or other dangerous environments where visibility is important.
Prismatic reflective sheeting is widely used for safety applications such as traffic signs, road signs, bike lane markings and crosswalks because it can be cut into any shape or size without compromising its functionality or durability qualities. Prismatic reflective sheeting can also be applied to hard-to-reach areas using spray-on adhesives or pressure-sensitive adhesives which make this material more versatile than other types of retroreflective materials available on
