Practical notes from the people who build the projectors: how to mark a floor that forklifts actually respect, how to size optics before you spend money, and what floor marking really costs over five years.

Two technologies, one job: drawing a line on a floor that nobody can scuff off. Here is how to choose between a 2 W laser and an 80–300 W LED line marker.
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Paint is cheap until you repaint it. A like-for-like five-year model for 100 m of walkway, with the costs that never appear on the quotation.

Line length is a geometry problem, not a brightness problem. Four numbers decide the model, the lens and the mounting position.

Dock doors concentrate every risk in one square metre: blind corners, reversing trailers, wet floors and mixed traffic. Seven layouts that buy clarity for the price of a bracket.
How long is the line, and how far away can you mount the unit? Those two numbers pick the lens, and the lens picks the model. If you already know them, skip the reading and ask us directly.
Long, bright lanes in lit halls: 80–300 W LED line markers with three interchangeable lenses.
A 2 W laser draws a thin, exact line on floors, walls and racking up to 9 m away.
Gobo projectors from 160 W to 600 W cast STOP signs, arrows and logos directly onto the floor.
Send your floor plan or a photo. We reply with model selection, projection ratios and a quotation.