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LYLEWarning: Beware Of Snow And Ice Falling From Roof Signs

LYLE Warning: Beware Of Snow And Ice Falling From Roof Sign

The LYLE Reflective Icy Conditions Warning Sign: Aluminum (MPN T1-1401-HI_12x18) is a 0.063 in thick aluminum sign with mounting holes for secure installation. It features High Intensity Prismatic (HIP)…

SKU 3G-OTH-703504

Also listed as: T11401HI12x18 · T1 1401 HI 12x18 · T1-1401-HI-12x18

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LYLE
Item
Warning: Beware Of Snow And Ice Falling From Roof Sign
Part Number
T1-1401-HI_12x18
Category
Warning: Beware Of Snow And Ice Falling From Roof Signs
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Manufacturer Part Number
T1-1401-HI_12x18
Type
Mounting Holes Sign Mounting
Thick
0.063 in
Glow In The Dark
No
Anti-Slip Surface
No
Sign Mounting Style
Mounting Holes
Retroreflective Grade
High Intensity Prismatic (HIP)

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Product Description

The LYLE Reflective Icy Conditions Warning Sign: Aluminum (MPN T1-1401-HI_12x18) is a 0.063 in thick aluminum sign with mounting holes for secure installation. It features High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade for visibility, warning of snow and ice falling from roofs. This sign is not glow-in-the-dark and has no anti-slip surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LYLE Reflective Icy Conditions Warning Sign used for?

This LYLE aluminum sign warns of snow and ice falling from roofs, helping prevent accidents in industrial facilities, construction sites, and commercial properties. Its High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade ensures visibility in low light, making it suitable for outdoor use where icy conditions pose a hazard.

What are the specifications of the LYLE T1-1401-HI_12x18 sign?

The LYLE sign is 0.063 in thick aluminum with mounting holes for secure attachment. It features High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade, is not glow-in-the-dark, and has no anti-slip surface. The manufacturer part number is T1-1401-HI_12x18, and it is designed for warning of snow and ice falling from roofs.

Where to buy the LYLE Reflective Icy Conditions Warning Sign worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the LYLE T1-1401-HI_12x18 sign worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source and deliver this sign to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time on orders.

How to install the LYLE Reflective Icy Conditions Warning Sign?

Install the LYLE sign using its mounting holes and appropriate fasteners (not included) on a stable surface like a wall or post. Ensure the sign is positioned at eye level and in a location where it is clearly visible to pedestrians and workers. Follow standard safety sign installation practices for durability.

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