Honeycomb Reflective Film

The arrow-shaped prismatic reflective film is mainly used for nighttime reflective warning and direction guidance, applicable to three core scenarios: in traffic roads, it can be attached to guardrails or warning signs with arrows aligned to the driving direction to ensure visibility from 100-200 meters away; for vehicle identification, it can be affixed to prominent positions on the body of trucks, engineering vehicles and other vehicles to indicate driving or emergency directions; for site guidance, it can be stuck on the ground or walls of garages and parks to point to key locations such as exits and fire passages. When in use, it should be applied to flat and dry surfaces, pressed firmly to avoid air bubbles, and high-intensity or micro-prismatic grade products are preferred. Faded or worn films should be inspected and replaced regularly.

The Checkerboard Honeycomb Reflective Film features excellent properties such as wear resistance, waterproofing, and UV resistance, enabling it to withstand harsh outdoor environments like high temperatures, rain, and snow. It can be customized with warning color schemes such as yellow-black or red-white, as well as exclusive patterns and texts. With a wide range of applications, it is suitable for being affixed to the bodies of trucks, motorcycles, and other vehicles as safety markers. It can also be used on traffic facilities like road cones, guardrails, and construction area warning signs, and meanwhile applied to helmets and outdoor equipment, playing a safety warning role through its eye-catching reflective effect.

This Chinese-manufactured vehicle reflective film strictly adheres to safety standards, compatible with various vehicle types，including sedans, trucks, and trailers. It features strong adhesive backing for easy installation without professional tools,enabling firm adhesion at room temperature. Combining reflective warning and wear-resistant protection functions, it maintainslong-lasting durability even in harsh outdoor environments.