About this series

The 3600 / 3700 Series is our retro-reflective PVC vinyl: an engineering-grade film that bounces headlight and torch light back toward its source, keeping signs and markings clearly readable at night and in fog.

3600-MR is the sheeting family: 23 SKUs on a 0.61 m × 45 m roll — the everyday reflective palette of white, yellow, red, orange, blue and green joined by less common shades, including a fluorescent yellow for day-and-night visibility. It cuts on standard plotters for lettering, sign faces and logo work.

3700-MR is the stripe family: four pre-printed conspicuity patterns — red/white, yellow/black, red/yellow and white/yellow — on a wider 1.22 m × 45 m roll, ready to slit into the striping used on trucks, trailers, gates and barriers. Both families carry a white permanent acrylic adhesive on a premium release paper.

Key features

  • Engineering-grade retro-reflection: light returns to its source, so markings stay readable in headlights, at night and in fog.
  • 23 sheeting colors — one of the broader reflective palettes offered from stock, including fluorescent yellow for day-night visibility.
  • Four ready-made conspicuity stripe patterns: red/white, yellow/black, red/yellow and white/yellow on a 1.22 m roll.
  • Cuts like a sign vinyl: plotter-friendly reflective film for lettering, sign faces and logos.
  • White permanent acrylic adhesive keeps reflective colors true on any substrate color.

Applications

Safety and traffic signs

Sign faces, legends and borders that must read at night.

Vehicle conspicuity striping

Trucks, trailers and utility vehicles marked with the standard stripe patterns.

Road and site markings

Gates, barriers, poles and hazard edges.

Reflective lettering and logos

Cut graphics for fleets, equipment and workwear-adjacent surfaces.

Technical notes

  • Roll formats: 3600-MR sheeting 0.61 m × 45 m; 3700-MR stripes 1.22 m × 45 m.
  • Film: retro-reflective PVC, engineering grade; thickness around 90–120 µm depending on color.
  • Adhesive: permanent acrylic, white.
  • Liner: premium release paper.
  • Apply to clean, flat, non-porous surfaces; press edges firmly — reflective films are stiffer than plain color vinyl.
  • For regulated traffic and vehicle-marking work, confirm the certification class your market requires before specifying.

Common questions

How does retro-reflective differ from ordinary bright colors?

Retro-reflective film returns light toward its source — a driver's headlights come straight back to the driver's eyes. Ordinary color, however bright, only scatters ambient light; the difference at night is dramatic.

Can the sheeting be cut on a normal plotter?

Yes — 3600-MR cuts and weeds on standard sign plotters. It is stiffer than plain color vinyl, so slow the cut slightly and use a fresh blade for fine lettering.

What stripe combinations are available?

Four: red/white, yellow/black, red/yellow and white/yellow — the patterns used for vehicle and barrier conspicuity marking, on a 1.22 m roll ready to slit into stripe widths.

Is this film certified for regulated traffic signage?

It is engineering-grade reflective sheeting. Certification requirements differ by country and application class — for regulated tenders, tell us the standard you must meet and we will confirm suitability first.