Traffic cones are essential tools for temporary traffic control and public safety. From highways to parking lots, they help manage vehicle flow, warn of hazards, and protect pedestrians. At OCHO, we supply high-quality PVC traffic cones designed for durability, visibility, and long-term use in any environment.
A Short History of the Traffic Cone
What Are Traffic Cones Made Of?
Most modern traffic cones are made from materials like PVC, PE, or rubber. At OCHO, our cones are manufactured from high-quality PVC, chosen for its flexibility, weather resistance, and durability. This allows the cone to withstand impact from vehicles without cracking or deforming. Even after prolonged outdoor exposure, the cones maintain their shape and bright color.
Sizes and Visibility Options
Traffic cones come in different sizes depending on their intended use. Common sizes include 45cm, 70cm, and 90cm. Smaller cones are ideal for indoor areas or parking guidance, while larger ones are better suited for highways or high-speed roads.
All OCHO traffic cones are molded in vivid orange for maximum daytime visibility and can be fitted with reflective collars to improve night-time safety. These reflective bands are highly visible under headlights, making them ideal for construction or repair zones operating after dark.
Key Features of High-Quality Traffic Cones
A reliable traffic cone must stay upright, be easy to move, and remain visible under various weather and lighting conditions. Our products feature:
A weighted base to prevent tipping in wind or when brushed by vehicles
UV-resistant coloring that resists fading under sunlight
Flexible PVC construction that absorbs impact and extends product life
Optional reflective collars and custom printing (logos, warnings, etc.)
These features ensure our cones remain dependable and cost-effective over long-term use.
Common Applications of Traffic Cones
Traffic cones are used in a wide range of situations:
Road construction and maintenance: to close lanes, divert traffic, or signal hazards
Parking lots: to mark restricted zones, direct vehicle movement, or indicate no-parking areas
Warehouses and factories: to alert employees to dangerous areas or cleaning operations
Events and sports fields: for organizing crowd movement or creating temporary lanes or zones
Their portability and clear visual signal make them a favorite choice for temporary but effective control.
What Sets JICA’s Traffic Cones Apart
We design our cones with real-world performance in mind. By combining durable materials, quality craftsmanship, and flexible customization, we offer a product that meets both safety standards and specific client needs.