Brady B-120 Fiberglass Rectangle Green IMO Evacuation Sign - 24 in Width x 18 in Height - 139651
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R.S. Hughes Company carries a wide array of signs to communicate important messages. Brady assigns a material code for each of the materials used in their part construction. This Brady imo evacuation sign is produced using fiberglass which is the B-120 Brady Material Code. Carefully evaluate the designated environment for sign placement and ensure you select the correct sign size. The overall dimensions for this item include: 24 in width and a 18 in height. Color is often an important factor for proper awareness and conveyance. This imo evacuation sign is designed with a green background and text and/or image color(s) of white. In addition to dimension and color considerations make sure you also select the appropriate shape. This particular SKU is manufactured as a rectangle. This sign is written in English with the following text: EVACUATION ASSEMBLY POINT. Some signs are designed for inside use only, while others can be put in place indoors or out. This sign has the flexibility to be used both indoor or outside. There are a variety of standards that signs may conform to. In particular, this sign complies with the ANSI Z53.1-1967 standard(s). Often, the manufacturer builds in various resistant properties in order to enhance the functionality, performance and longevity of products. In this instance, Brady has built this part with the following resistant properties: abrasion-resistant, chemical-resistant, flame-retardant.
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Product Specifications
- Brand:Brady
- Brady Part Number:139651
- Sign Type:IMO Evacuation
- Brady Material Number:B-120
- Material:Fiberglass
- Background Color:Green
- Image/Text Color:White
- Language:English
- Text:EVACUATION ASSEMBLY POINT
- Sign Shape:Rectangle
- Overall Width:24 in
- Overall Height:18 in
- Indoor or Outdoor:Indoor / Outdoor
- Resistant Properties:Abrasion-Resistant, Chemical-Resistant, Flame-Retardant
- Standards Met:ANSI Z53.1-1967