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Anti-Slip roll tape that can be used for multiple uses for NYC Local Law 26 compliance. BradyGlo photoluminescent tape is ideal for marking the leading edges of steps and landings, perimeter demarcation lines, door frames and handrails. This tape is engineered to provide a bright, long-lasting afterglow that helps guide people to safety. Brady B-564 BradyGlo High Intensity Anti-Slip Floor Material is a glow-in-the-dark (photoluminescent) pressure sensitive adhesive coated anti-slip egress marker. Brady B-564 BradyGlo High Intensity Anti-Slip Floor Material is used for signs and tape, such as: low-level exit path markings, floor mounted signs, steps, leading edge of landings, and floor perimeter demarcation lines. Relevant standards: Complies with all indoor use requirements specified in RS 6-1 and 6-1A of New York Local Law 26 including photoluminescence, washability, flammability, toxic gas generation and radioactivity. approved Model Numbers Accepted For Use, City of New York, Department of Buildings: MEA No. 276-05-M BR: 38-9-6. Illuminescent Characteristics: Illumination: 21.6 lux (2 foot-candles) for 2 hours with a 4100K cool white fluorescent lamp. Luminance (after illumination): 10 minutes 38 mcd/m2, 60 minutes 9 mcd/m2, 90 minutes 6 mcd/m2. Adhesive Type: Pressure Sensitive Synthetic Rubber. Substrate Type: Phosphorescent polyester film overlaminated with a velvet embossed rigid clear vinyl overlaminate. Adhesive Properties: Adhesion to Stainless Steel (PSTC-1), 15 Minute Dwell (Avg.) - 168 oz/in. (184 N/100mm), Ultimate Dwell (72 Hrs.) (Avg.) - 190 oz/in. (208 N/100mm). Abrasion Resistance (Method 5306 of U.S. Federal Test Method Std. No. 191A): H-22 wheels, 1000 g wts., Overlaminate withstands up to 7000 cycles. Thickness (PSTC-33): 0.0185 in. (0.47 mm). see details
Brady 81729 50' Length x 1" Width B-564, Glow-In-The-Dark High-Intensity Anti-Slip Tape Brady.
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