Exit/Handicapped/Accessible Sign Built to last in the toughest industrial environments! Our signs are available in the classic OSHA format as well as in the ANSI spec. The choice is yours. Encapsulated under high temperature and pressure inside 50 mils of rigid PVC. Resistant to chemicals, weather, physical abuse and tampering. Many signs enhanced with OSHA/ANSI symbols. Delivered with either brass eyelets or adhesive mounted.
Inquire for prices of semi custom signs and for signs over a quantity of 50.
Handicap Access Braille signs are ADA-complain: Braille is Grade II. Non-glare surface. Lettering is all-capital 5/8′′ high, sans serif style in contrasting color and raised 1/32′′. Pictograms are raised and in a contrasting color. Braille signs may be special-ordered in addition color combinations. Plexiglass construction 1/8′′ thick. Sub-surface graphics are vandal-resistant. Stepped-edging and rounded corners complement the beauty of your facility. Easy-to-install on clean, dry surface with supplied double-faced foam tape. Or, can be supplied with four-drilled holes and stainless screws at additional cost ($3.00).
Combine sizes for discount pricing; Do not combine Braille and non-Braille signs. For quantities of 50 or more, please inquire.
Exit & Admittance Braille signs are ADA-complain: Braille is Grade II. Non-glare surface. Lettering is all-capital 5/8′′ high, sans serif style in contrasting color and raised 1/32′′. Pictograms are raised and in a contrasting color. Braille signs may be special-ordered in addition color combinations. Plexiglass construction 1/8′′ thick. Sub-surface graphics are vandal-resistant. Stepped-edging and rounded corners complement the beauty of your facility. Easy-to-install on clean, dry surface with supplied double-faced foam tape. Or, can be supplied with four-drilled holes and stainless screws at additional cost ($3.00).
Combine sizes for discount pricing; Do not combine Braille and non-Braille signs. For quantities of 50 or more, please inquire.
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