Brady 86339 Sign Base Aluminum hazardous location fixture
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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Clear plastic magnetic-backed envelopes protect documents and attach to metal surfaces, supplied in a pack of 10
This pack contains ten clear plastic envelopes with a magnetic backing. Each envelope measures 8-1/2 inches by 5-1/2 inches and is designed for holding documents or signage. They attach directly to ferrous metal surfaces without tools or adhesives. The clear material allows full visibility of the contents inside.
These envelopes work well for warehouses, offices, or vehicles where temporary signage or work orders are posted on metal cabinets or equipment. Buyers who need adhesive-backed pockets, non-magnetic mounting, or different dimensions should look at alternative products.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brady |
| Product type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
Yes, the magnetic backing requires a ferromagnetic surface such as a steel cabinet or rack to stay in place.
They will fit dimensionally, but the magnetic backing is designed for direct metal mounting rather than sliding into a frame channel.
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