Clearly marked walkways play a critical role in ensuring pedestrian safety. Line markings help guide foot traffic, separate people from machinery, and mark safe zones in busy, and often hazardous environments.
Unfortunately, traditional painted lines rarely hold up over time, because they are subject to wear from constant vehicle and foot traffic, regular cleaning, and environmental exposure. They fade, chip, and become difficult to see, especially in high traffic areas. Maintaining them requires time, materials, and labor. In most facilities that means pulling workers away from their regular duties to repaint floors. This is a task no one likes and that often gets deferred due to other priorities. The result is a gap in safety, and a facility that looks less organized and maintained than it should.
Line projectors are a surprisingly affordable alternative to painted lines. These devices cast a bright, clearly visible line on the floor that does not fade over time. Here’s how they work and what makes them a great option:
- Visibility: Projected lines maintain their brightness and clarity in environments where painted lines would quickly fade or become dirty. They’re available in multiple colors, including yellow, green, red, and blue.
- Longevity: Our industrial-grade projectors have a LED rated for over 35,000 hours of use.
- Coverage: A single unit can project a line 3 to 4 inches wide over distances of 50 feet or more. The line length is adjustable and the lens is focusable for optimal line appearance and brightness.
- Maintenance: Once installed, the only maintenance is bulb replacement after many years of service.
Installation: These projectors come with a mounting bracket and operate on standard electrical power (110V–240VAC / 277VAC).
There are some important considerations when picking a line projector, such as ceiling height and light levels. We would be happy to help gather this information and then suggest the best projected line system for your needs.
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