Speed Limit Sign

• Manufactured from high-quality, durable materials such as aluminium or Aluminium Composite Panel (ACM) for long-lasting performance in Australian conditions.
• Features Class 1 retroreflective sheeting, providing superior visibility day and night, essential for high-risk areas and public road applications.
• Conforms to relevant Australian Standards, including AS 1742.2 Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, ensuring legal compliance and recognised design.
• Standard design includes a white background, bold black numerals within a red circle, for immediate recognition as per Australian road rules.
• Available in various common sizes, typically ranging from 600mm for urban areas to 900mm or larger for higher-speed zones, to suit diverse workplace requirements.
• Pre-drilled mounting holes facilitate easy and secure installation on posts, fences, or walls (mounting hardware sold separately).
• UV stable and weather-resistant construction ensures the sign maintains its legibility and reflective properties under harsh Australian sun and rain.
• Ideal for a wide range of applications, including industrial sites, commercial car parks, mining operations, schools, and temporary roadworks.

What Australian Standards do these Speed Limit Signs comply with?
Our Speed Limit Signs are manufactured to comply with relevant Australian Standards, primarily AS 1742.2 'Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices – Traffic control devices for general use', which governs regulatory signs. For workplace safety signs, AS 1319-1994 also applies, noting that speed limit signs are often encountered in workplaces.

What is the recommended reflectivity class for workplace speed signs?
For signs used on public roads or in high-intensity applications requiring maximum visibility, Class 1 reflective material (identifiable by its honeycomb pattern) is required to comply with Australian standards. For non-critical, non-regulatory applications that still need high visibility, Class 2 reflective material may be suitable.

What materials are the Speed Limit Signs made from?
Our Speed Limit Signs are typically available in durable materials such as aluminium or Aluminium Composite Panel (ACM) for heavy-duty, permanent outdoor use. Some options may also include polypropylene (plastic) or corflute for semi-permanent or temporary applications.

How do I choose the correct size for my Speed Limit Sign?
The appropriate sign size depends on the speed limit, road type, and viewing distance. For lower-speed urban areas or car parks (e.g., 40-60 km/h), a 600mm sign is often suitable. For higher speeds (e.g., 80-100 km/h) or rural settings, larger signs like 750mm, 900mm, or even 1200mm are recommended to ensure adequate visibility and reaction time.

Where should Speed Limit Signs be installed in a workplace?
Speed limit signs should be placed at every entry point to a workplace, and at regular intervals along internal haul routes or roadways where vehicles operate. They are essential in car parks, delivery areas, construction sites, and any other zones where vehicle and pedestrian interaction occurs, to clearly define safe operating speeds.