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Product Description
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Safety/Information floor signs designed to clearly identify safety and staging areas.
- Low profile durable floor sign
- Strong strong slip resistant surface specifically designed for use on floors.
- Resist foot and forklift traffic.
- Chemical and water resistant.
- Simple and easy peel-&-stick installation.
- No dry time, cure time, fumes or messy clean up to limit productivity.
Part Numbers: 0211-UEN, 0212-UEN, 0213-UEN, 0214-UEN, 0215-UEN, 0216-UEN
- Thickness
- 30 mils, 60 mils,
The Durastripe Circular Sign - NO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC is a safety sign designed to be used in industrial or commercial settings to indicate areas where pedestrians are not allowed, such as in areas with heavy machinery or vehicles. The sign make it easy to spot from a distance.
The sign features bold, black text on a bright red background, which helps to draw attention and make it easily visible. The words "NO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC" are written in large, uppercase letters, making it clear and easy to understand the message.
The Durastripe Circular Sign - NO PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC is made of durable vinyl material that is resistant to water, chemicals, and fading, making it suitable for use in a variety of indoor and outdoor environments. The sign also features a strong adhesive backing, which allows for easy installation on most smooth, clean surfaces, including walls, doors, and floors.
By using this sign, you can help promote a safer work environment by indicating areas where pedestrians are not allowed, and where heavy machinery or vehicles are present. This can help prevent accidents or injuries that may occur when someone accidentally enters an area where they should not be, such as getting hit by a vehicle or getting caught in machinery. The sign can be placed in areas where pedestrian traffic is not allowed, such as loading docks, construction sites, or manufacturing floors. The bright color and bold text make it easy to spot and understand, ensuring that everyone is aware of the potential hazards in the area.
