Permastripe Plain Colors

HESKINS PERMASTRIPE PLAIN COLORS Unlike a line-marking paint or a line-marking resin, no fumes are created, and there is no curing time, ensuring that PermaStripe® is perfect for use in laboratories, pharmaceutical production sites, food preparation areas, etc. As PermaStripe® is solid it does not need to dry, it can be walked on immediately after application. If a company wants to ensure that there is no production downtime then PermaStripe® is the material of choice, all production can continue whilst the aisle marking is applied and can be used immediately afterwards.   Even though PermaStripe® is so tough, its extreme strength ensures that it will not snap or fracture, resulting in the unique ability to change the color of individual areas. For example, a green recycling area can be changed to become a red reject site, all with ease. Imagine trying to do that with line-marking paint or resin!   PermaStripe® marking tape conforms to OSHA regulations and standards; OSHA stipulates that a business must follow this set of rules: All places of employment shall be kept clean and in an orderly fashion, and all passageways should be kept clear from obstruction Where mechanical handling equipment such as forklifts is in use, sufficient safe clearances shall be made for aisles, loading bays, doorways, turning zones, and ways of passage. Permanent aisles and passageways for machinery and personnel shall be marked as appropriate. PermaStripe® is the solution. This heavy-duty floor marking is a durable and hard-wearing tape that also follows and helps meet all the requirements for this section of OSHA 1910.22 (Walking-Working Surfaces). If OSHA regulations are not followed, a citation will be issued showing non-conformance with their rules; these can be followed up with a hefty fine, going into the hundreds of thousands of dollars; this can affect a company's reputation and cripple them financially. Heskins® realizes that reputation is a crucial feature of the business. PermaStripe® can solve these problems; what else would you expect from the world's most formidable line-marking material.