Brady 86339 Sign Base Aluminum hazardous location fixture
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Fiberglass GHS pictogram sign measuring 14 in by 10 in for hazardous-location identification
This Brady GHS sign measures 14 inches high by 10 inches wide and is constructed from fiberglass. It displays GHS pictograms with an English header in a rectangular format. The sign serves as an accessory for emergency exit and lighting systems. It is supplied new and carries the manufacturer part number 133167.
This sign suits facilities that need a durable fiberglass display for hazard communication. Buyers requiring different dimensions, alternative materials such as plastic or metal, or signs without GHS pictograms should look at other options.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brady |
Verify the English header and GHS pictograms are clearly visible on the rectangular fiberglass face at the specified 14 in height and 10 in width once installed.
The box contains the fiberglass GHS sign with English header and pictograms at 14 in by 10 in; mounting fasteners or brackets are not included and must be sourced separately.
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