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Posted By Steven
Has anyone had any issues with producing their own photoluminescent directional fire exit signs using a “do it yourself” type printer? Don’t want to offend the maker and not sure if I can name them anyway!!!!
I have heard that the photoluminescent labelling material does not last very long, deteriorates and looses its luminescent capabilities after a period of time.
What is the British Standard for photo luminescent fire exit signs, or can someone point me in the right direction as to where can I find them?
Many thanks
Steve
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Posted By shaun mckeever
Why would you want photoluminescent signs?
It may be that so long as you are using the correct standard signage and that you have adequate lighting, incluing escape lighting then you won't need photoluminescent signage. If you still decide that you must have the signage then try www.jalite.com.
Shaun
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Posted By Steven
Thank you for your view.
I apologies if for not making the situation clear, I have the use of a safety sign printing machine and it would make economical sense (cost) to purchase photo-luminous labelling material than buying ready made signs. I have heard that the labelling material is not that good, therefore has anyone had experience of said photo-luminous labelling material?
And yes they do need to be photo-luminous; why, where, how is not the issue.
Steve
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