Magnetic attachment of "changeable notes"

Magnetic attachment of "changing text" to a warning sign as an addition to a warning triangle.

Magnetic attachment of "changeable notes"

A warning triangle does not provide information about the type of hazard. However, this information can be crucial for the behavior of approaching road users. Often, when you see a warning triangle, you "only" expect a broken-down vehicle. Oil spills, slippery conditions, or accidents pose additional hazards that cannot be communicated with hand signals.

The warning sign shown provides a solution and can be used very effectively in combination with a small LED warning light.

Construction:
The universal warning sign consists of an aluminum sheet (for weight reduction) covered with yellow reflective and orange fluorescent film. The back is reinforced against bending by two transverse aluminum profiles.
Steel washers on the back allow the transparent lettering sheets to be attached to the front with four neodymium pot magnet Ø 20.0 x 7.0 mm with cylinder bore holds 6 kg. The lettering is printed on film and laminated to make the material resistant to abrasion and weathering. The magnetic attachment prevents the film from shifting. Damage and moisture and dirt that would impair readability cannot penetrate. Additionally, the lettering film sits tightly against the mounting plate and cannot be lifted by wind or the slipstream of passing vehicles.

Four holes in the aluminum plate allow for attachment with cable ties or wires to guideposts or a ground stake (handle of a folding shovel) that is, for example, kept in the trunk of a car.

A small, very bright warning light attracts additional attention – even during the day.