National Truck Parts – Heavy Duty Grommet Warning Flag Orange 18 Inch

Heavy Duty Grommet Warning Flag – Orange

The Heavy Duty Grommet Warning Flag is built for durability, visibility, and dependable performance in trucking, construction, and roadside safety applications. Made from a durable mesh material with a reinforced heavy duty border, this flag stands up to wind, weather, and repeated daily use. It includes two brass grommets for fast and universal mounting on poles, brackets, and equipment.

Product Features

• Manufacturer: National Truck Parts
• Item Number: F10234 – Heavy Duty Grommet Warning Flag Orange
• Material: Durable mesh fabric
• Border: Heavy duty reinforced edge
• Attachment: Two brass grommets for universal mounting
• Size: 18 inches x 18 inches
• Function: High visibility warning flag for safety and hazard marking
• Quantity: Sold individually

Performance and Fit

This warning flag is engineered to maintain high visibility while resisting fraying and tearing. The brass grommets provide strong mounting points, and the heavy duty border ensures long lasting performance even in demanding environments.

Installation

1. Select a mounting point such as a bracket, pole, or magnetic holder.
2. Attach the grommets using hooks, clips, or zip ties.
3. Secure the flag to prevent excess movement.
4. Verify visibility from all necessary angles.

Why You Will Love It

• Durable mesh construction for long service life
• Reinforced heavy duty border prevents tearing
• Two brass grommets for universal attachment
• High visibility orange color for safety compliance
• 18 inch x 18 inch size meets common flag requirements

Common Questions

• How do I mount it? Use the brass grommets with hooks, zip ties, or a flag bracket.
• Does it hold up in the wind? Yes. The heavy duty border improves tear resistance.
• Is this the same size as standard warning flags? Yes. It is 18 inches x 18 inches.

⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning:
This product may expose you to chemicals found in manufactured components, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.