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he global car and commercial vehicle manufacturer reached out to Projected Image to enhance their health and safety signage for their UK sites.
Newcastle-based Projected Image supply LED projectors
that shine bright safety signs onto surfaces. The displayed image can be customised with different messages by replacing the glass Projected Image designed projected safety and harder to ignore than traditional printed or painted signs.
in the world to help improve safety in their Projected Image.
Projected Image supplies both indoor and outdoor projector units to cater to different lighting conditions and size requirements around manufacturing and warehousing facilities.
The projected signage experts also carry out to ensure safety messages project clearly even onto angled surfaces.
“Production facilities in the motor industry liquids can damage painted or printed signs or
PROJECTED IMAGE HELP MERCEDES- BENZ KEEP EMPLOYEES SAFER THAN EVER WITH PROJECTED SIGNAGE
Projection signage experts, Projected Image, have helped to improve safety at Mercedes-Benz production facilities with their innovative LED projected safety signage.
even prevent them from adhering to surfaces. vividly and clearly even in a low-adhesion environment.
“Downtime due to accidents or maintenance can be expensive in the fast-paced world of are becoming a go-to solution for major motor with more leading brands as projected safety signs become the more cost-effective choice for
Projected Image have been a leader in projection technology for 25 years and are the projectors and the gobo used within them. for projected safety signs in the automotive brands to create custom safety signs for their production facilities.
The compact and low-energy LED projectors commercial or industrial environment.
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