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Brady: Selection of interchangeable safety sign sliders

Signs clearly communicate important safety messages

Brady: Selection of interchangeable safety sign sliders
By 24/7 Staff 
August 29, 2014

A selection of interchangeable safety sign sliders by Brady keeps employees and facility visitors aware of relevant safety information.

Highly visual, the signs are displayed on boards that can hold four, six or 11 sign inserts and come in four different size options—either in wall-hanging or three-sided, free-standing versions. Inserts can be easily added, removed or reordered to display the most up-to-date and important safety messages and warnings.

Offered in 80 stock messages, inserts can also be customized with unique messaging, artwork and language options at no additional charge. The boards are made of durable plastic or aluminum to withstand up daily rigors of the workplace and can be customized with a company name or logo at the top.

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