The emergency visibility of the 4-in-1 safety hammer is reflected in the color selection

Color is not only a visual expression, but also a psychological and emotional communication. Research shows that bright colors attract people's attention, especially in stressful and confusing situations. For example, red and orange are often associated with warnings and emergencies, quickly catching the user’s eye. This psychological reaction is an important reference for designers when choosing colors. By using these colors, the 4-in-1 safety hammer can instantly attract the attention of drivers and passengers, thereby improving reaction speed.
In car accidents or other emergencies, ambient light conditions are often poor. Dark or low-light environments make object recognition more difficult. Therefore, choosing high-contrast colors, such as orange, fluorescent yellow, etc., can significantly improve the visibility of the safety hammer. These colors can maintain a high degree of recognition under natural or artificial light, effectively reducing misjudgments caused by insufficient light.
In addition to the color itself, the application of reflective materials also greatly enhances the visibility of the safety hammer in emergency situations. Some 4-in-1 safety hammers use reflective coatings or materials on their exteriors to make them reflect the light source when exposed to light. This design is particularly important because at the scene of an accident, the lights or emergency lights of other vehicles can effectively illuminate the position of the safety hammer, ensuring that rescuers or other drivers can quickly locate it.
The use of bright colors is not only for identification in emergency situations, but also to promote public safety awareness through user education. The obvious contrast and warning function of the color can remind the driver to pay attention to the preparation of vehicle safety equipment in daily driving.