Forklift Aisle Marking

Marking the route makes the boundary between people on foot and trucks obvious, and a pedestrian who can see the line is a more careful pedestrian. Because the areas where the truck travels and manoeuvres are defined, the operator can move more freely too — carrying, lifting, setting down and stacking faster and more neatly. That comes back to the business as added value.

Forklift aisle markings can be applied over concrete, surface-hardened floors, asphalt, terrazzo, coated floors, ceramic tiles, laminate, parquet, power-floated concrete and similar surfaces. Lines, arrows, pedestrian crossings, letters and numbers can all be set out on whichever floor you have. The most common settings are industrial sites, in-plant routes, workshops and warehouses, airports and shipyards, military installations, loading and logistics depots, residential complexes, shopping centres, and open and covered car parks.