(RA) Type I Prismatic Reflective Sheeting

This 3M Engineer Grade sheeting reflects well at night when light strikes it surface.  Signs are 0.080" thick with a type I retroreflective microprismatic reflective sheeting applied over the surface.  Signs will never rust and have an average lifespan of 7 years.  Signs meet most State and Federal D.O.T. specifications. Learn more on Engineer Grade Prismatic (EGP)materials.

Availability:  All street signs now come standard with Engineer Grade Prismatic Reflective sheeting

(HIA) Type III Prismatic High Intensity Reflective Sheeting

This 3M Prismatic lens sheeting is ten times more reflective than Type I reflective.  Signs are 0.080" thick with high intensity reflective sheeting applied over the surface.  Signs will never rust and have an average lifespan of 10 years.  Signs meet most State and Federal D.O.T. specifications.  Learn more on High Intensity materials.

3930 White	3932 Red	3931 Yellow	3934 Orange

Availability:  (HIA) Type III Reflective is an available upgrade for the following signs:  construction | regulatory | roadway warning | school

(DG) Type IX Prismatic Reflective Sheeting

Diamond Grade Prismatic reflective is the most highly reflective 3M film we offer.  This sheeting offers the highest reflectivity available when light strikes it's surface.  Signs are 0.080" thick with prismatic reflective or fluorescent sheeting applied over the surface.  Signs will never rust and have an average lifespan of 10 years on yellow/green.  Signs meet most State and Federal D.O.T. specifications.  Learn more on Diamond Grade materials.

4090 White	4092 Red	4091 Yellow	4083 Yellow Green Fluorescent	4084 Orange Fluorescent

Availability:  (DG) Type IX Reflective is an available upgrade for the following signs:  construction | regulatory stop signs | school

Newer Federal & State regulations dictate the type of reflective sheeting that can be used on regulatory, roadway warning, construction, and school signs.  Please review our faq page on the 2008 amendments to the MUTCD for up to date information.  What does MUTCD stand for?