ECE 104 Reflective Tape
ECE 104 / E-mark vehicle conspicuity reflective tape positioning for export fleets, with evidence rules, links to DOT/SASO/SOLAS context, and RFQ fields.
What buyers mean by ECE 104 reflective tape
ECE 104 (often discussed with E-mark) is a vehicle conspicuity marking context used across many UNECE-linked markets. It is not a synonym for U.S. DOT-C2 tape.
Parent family: conspicuity tape. Cross-market map: vehicle tape regulations.
When to open an ECE 104 RFQ
- Fleet or body builders shipping into ECE-oriented markets
- Customers who already name ECE 104 / E-mark on the PO
- Multi-region kits that must not reuse a DOT-only report
Spec fields
- Destination countries and customer specification text
- Color pattern and widths
- Whether E-mark / test files ship with the lot
- Application surface and temperature window
- Quantity, packing, port
Install workmanship: install conspicuity tape. Trailer scenarios: reflective tape for trailers.
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