Reflective film is a type of reflective material that has been made into a thin film and can be directly applied, widely used in the field of traffic safety. It is made using glass bead technology, microprism technology, synthetic resin technology, thin film technology, and coating technology. Common colors include white, yellow, red, green, blue, brown, orange, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent orange, fluorescent yellow green, etc.
Reflective film plays a significant warning role during the day with its bright colors, and its eye-catching reflective effect can effectively enhance people's recognition ability at night or in low light conditions. It is mainly used for personal safety protection and traffic safety protection.
What color of reflective film is most suitable for night use?
The color selection of reflective stickers mainly depends on the usage environment and purpose. The following situations can be considered: at night or in low light environments, it is recommended to use high contrast colors such as red, white, yellow, or orange, as they are easier to see in the dark.
The globally recognized safety warning colors mainly include red, yellow, blue, and green. These colors are widely used in various international standards and practical applications to convey specific safety information. However, red, yellow, and white are more suitable for use at night due to their high visibility, strong penetration, easy identification, and good reflective effect.
In addition, many countries around the world use red, white, and yellow for traffic signs, plaques, license plates, reflective body markings, and other traffic
safety purposes; Warning signs for infrastructure in industries such as communication and power; High visibility warning clothing for firefighting, road administration, police, and safety rescue; Various fields such as clothing, shoes, hats, bags, billboards, etc. with safety warnings.
According to research, installing red and white reflective film or red and yellow reflective film on the car body can reduce rear end collisions by 41% and side collision accidents by 37%.
