Sisas
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Sisas is the brand of temporary road signage and safety devices for construction sites and work areas that you will find in this collection. The products are used to mark off work zones, warn passers-by and make the site visible by day and by night. They are everyday products for building contractors, road maintenance firms and safety officers.
What you will find in the collection
- Rubber traffic cones of various heights, with reflective bands
- LED warning lamps, including alternating-flash versions, and site flashing beacons
- Other signalling devices and safety equipment for roads, construction sites and work areas
How to choose
Consider the type of road, the duration of the work and the visibility required: the height of the cone and the type of warning lamp vary depending on whether you are working in a yard, in a built-up area or on a road open to traffic. Always check what the regulations applicable to your site require.
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Products in this collection
Frequently asked questions: Sisas
Which traffic cones do I need to mark off a work site?
Rubber cones mark out the work zone and guide traffic, with different heights depending on the distance from which they must be seen. Reflective bands make the cones visible at night and in low light. Choose the height according to the speed of the road and the type of delimitation. Place the cones at regular intervals, without leaving gaps.
LED flashing lamp or alternating flashing lamp: which should I choose?
LED flashing lamps use little power and are highly visible, so they suit night-time signalling. Alternating flashing lamps are useful for diversions and mandatory routes, because they indicate the direction to follow. Choose according to the use, the battery life and the visibility required on the road.
How do I signal a road narrowing with an illuminated sign?
To signal a narrowing, use Warning Signal illuminated signs with flashing lamps, placed before the affected area. There are mains-powered versions and versions for temporary signage, to be chosen according to the available power source. The position and number of signs must be decided according to the temporary signage plan and the rules of the Italian Highway Code.
Plastic New Jersey barriers or modular barriers: which should I use?
Stackable plastic New Jersey barriers separate the carriageway from the work site and are easy to move. Modular barriers, heavy or plastic, are used to mark off pedestrian areas and work zones. Choose according to the function: separating vehicle traffic or marking off pedestrian areas. Check the weight and anchoring of the barrier before installing it.
What is a variable message sign used for on a road work site?
A variable message sign, such as the Media Panel, shows messages that change according to the situation, to inform drivers of diversions, queues or roadworks. It is used by public authorities, road operators and road maintenance firms. The message must be set clearly and briefly, because the driver reads it in a few seconds.
How do I mark road markings on a work site with road marking paint?
For horizontal road markings, use road marking paints and site marking spray paints. Before applying them, clean the surface and check the weather conditions, because rain and damp compromise adhesion. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for dilution, thickness and drying times. Keep traffic away until the paint is dry.
Which signage trailer should I choose for roadworks?
The signage trailer, such as the 750 kg Fig. 401 model, is used to transport and position temporary road signage. Before choosing, check the gross mass of the trailer and the driving licence required to tow it. Also check the towing hitch and the compatibility with the vehicle that will tow it.
How do I manage pedestrians and cyclists at a road work site?
For pedestrians and cyclists, use dedicated systems, such as Pedestrian Save and Pedestrian Alert, or mobility systems such as Velobox for bike storage. Red plastic barriers or delimiting rails separate the pedestrian route from the carriageway. Provide a safe, clearly visible and lit route, and signal it before the entrance.























