ERMET Series, Barriers, Barricades, Floor Markings, Tapes

Barriers, barricades, floor markings, and tapes are critical safety tools that help prevent accidents and injuries in various settings. These products are designed to warn individuals of potentially hazardous areas or situations, and they come in a range of colors and patterns to suit different needs. Safety stickers or caution tape are commonly used to cordon off dangerous areas or indicate potential hazards. The colors typically used for these products include black and blue legend/white background, black legend/orange and white background, black legend/orange background, black legend/yellow background, black/white, black/yellow stripped, blue, green, green and black legend/white background, red and black legend/white background, red/black, red/white, white/red, and yellow. Each color and pattern has its own specific meaning, and they are chosen based on the type of hazard or situation being addressed. For example, black and blue legend/white background is often used to indicate electrical hazards, while black legend/yellow background is commonly used for general warning signs. Red and white stripes are often used to indicate physical hazards such as tripping or falling, while yellow is used for cautionary messages. In addition to safety stickers and caution tape, barriers and barricades are also important safety tools. These products can be used to block off hazardous areas or guide people towards safe routes. They are available in a range of materials, including plastic, metal, and wood, and can be customized to suit specific needs. Floor markings and tapes are another important safety tool, used to indicate safe walking paths, designate storage areas, or mark off hazardous zones. They come in a variety of colors and patterns, and can be easily applied to various surfaces. Overall, barriers, barricades, floor markings, and tapes are essential safety products that contribute to maintaining a safe and secure environment in workplaces, public areas, and other settings where potential hazards may exist.