High-power LED sign projectors and virtual line lights that paint warning signs and safety lanes directly onto your warehouse floor — brighter than tape, tougher than paint, movable in minutes.
From fixed LED gobo signage to sensor-triggered warnings and razor-sharp virtual lines, every product projects from above traffic height, so nothing on the floor can scuff, peel or hide it.
High-power LED gobo projectors cast crisp safety signs, arrows and warnings directly onto the fl…
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Dual-lens projectors that alternate between two warning signs automatically. Pair with a motion …
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A 2 W laser projects a razor-sharp virtual line across floors, walls and even racks. Available i…
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Marker projection lights draw high-visibility LED lines across warehouse floors from a …
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Green walkway projection keeps foot traffic in visible lanes even when floor paint is covered by dust or pallets.
Project arrows and right-of-way symbols at blind corners; sensor models switch to STOP when vehicles approach.
Red stop lines and no-entry signage projected across dock doors prevent drive-out collisions.
Laser and LED lines mark clearances and restricted areas — impossible for inventory to cover them up.
Mounted on walls or ceiling, the beam never gets scuffed by pallets or forklifts the way tape and paint do.
Osram COB chips from 9,600 to 66,000 lm keep signs crisp in lit aisles, night shifts and outdoor yards.
New layout? Loosen one screw and re-aim. Swap gobo discs to change the message — no curing, no downtime.
IP65–IP68 aluminum bodies with -40 °C ratings run 50,000 h+ in freezers, docks and wash-down zones.
Sensor-triggered dual-lens models switch to a red STOP sign the instant a forklift enters a shared zone.
One projector replaces years of repainting. 50,000 h LED life means set it, aim it, forget it.
A few shots from customer sites — projected crossings, walkway lanes and forklift warnings living on real floors, day and night.
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