Background
When a bi-directional reflector is installed in a curved line, the reflectors cannot be correctly positioned. In one direction or both, reflectors are compromised at the critical point when drivers depend on them most. No matter from which direction a headlight beam falls upon the '360°', the unique reflector provides a powerful means of delineation with a fall in reflectivity. The 360° even reflects the weaker light at the perimeter of the

headlight beam, enabling the driver to see the 360°'s before the beams fall directly on the stud.

Functionality
Raised conspicuity of hazardous road layouts, junctions and curves within the beams of vehicle headlights.

Features
• Unique 360° Reflectivity
• Superlative Reflectivity values even on blind summits and bends - 500%R1 (BS   EN1463-2:2000 Approved)
• Operational life comparable with road surfacing materials
• Dirt Resistant Design
• Small profile suited to two wheeled road users.
• Heavy duty toughened glass body withstands 35 Tonnes

Applications
• Replaces Traditional and surface mounted reflectors
• Poor Road Alignment - Either horizontally or vertically
• Especially suited to roundabouts
• Wet/dark accident cluster sites
• Definitions of blind summits

Material-

Tempered Optical Glass

Viewing Angle-

360º

Weight-

450 grams

Optical Principle-

Catadioptric

Mechanical Resistance-

35 tonnes

Optical Performance-

100mcd

Impact Resistance-

25 joules

Reflector Size (Height)-

19.5mm

Overall Size-

Diameter 100mm, Height 45mm

Installation-

Adhesive bituminous grout secures the 360 within a milled cavity

Optional Colours-

White, Red, Amber, Green.180º combinations of the
above are also available.