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LYLE Caution: Uneven Sidewalk Sign, High Intensity Prismatic, 12x18 in - Caution: Uneven Sidewalk Signs
LYLECaution: Uneven Sidewalk Signs

LYLE Caution: Uneven Sidewalk Sign, High Intensity Prismatic, 12x18 in

The LYLE Reflective Tripping Hazard Caution Sign is an aluminum sign with mounting holes for permanent installation. It features a High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade for visibility, measures 0.063…

SKU 3G-OTH-703550

Also listed as: T11373HI12x18 · T1 1373 HI 12x18 · T1-1373-HI-12x18

Brand
LYLE
Item
Caution: Uneven Sidewalk Sign, High Intensity Prismatic, 12x18 in
Part Number
T1-1373-HI_12x18
Category
Caution: Uneven Sidewalk Signs
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
T1-1373-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 Tripping Hazard Caution Sign is an aluminum sign with mounting holes for permanent installation. It features a High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade for visibility, measures 0.063 in thick, and is designed for caution marking of uneven sidewalks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LYLE Reflective Tripping Hazard Caution Sign used for?

This LYLE aluminum sign is used to mark uneven sidewalks and tripping hazards in industrial facilities, warehouses, and public walkways. Its High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade ensures visibility in low light, helping prevent accidents and supporting workplace safety compliance.

What are the specifications of the LYLE T1-1373-HI_12x18 sign?

The LYLE Reflective Tripping Hazard Caution Sign (MPN T1-1373-HI_12x18) is made of 0.063 in thick aluminum with mounting holes for permanent installation. It features a High Intensity Prismatic (HIP) retroreflective grade, no anti-slip surface, and no glow-in-the-dark capability.

Where to buy the LYLE Reflective Tripping Hazard Caution Sign worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the LYLE Reflective Tripping Hazard Caution Sign to customers worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for availability and lead time on this and other industrial safety signage across 14 departments.

How to install the LYLE Reflective Tripping Hazard Caution Sign?

Install the LYLE sign using the pre-drilled mounting holes and corrosion-resistant fasteners suitable for the mounting surface (e.g., concrete, metal, or wood). Ensure the sign is placed at a height and angle that maximizes retroreflective visibility. Follow local safety sign installation standards for best results.

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