American PERMALIGHT Inc

American PERMALIGHT Inc. is a company specializing in safety products aimed at enhancing visibility and providing safety solutions in various environments. PERMALIGHT manufactures and supplies a range of photoluminescent (glow-in-the-dark) and non-photoluminescent safety products. Their offerings include items such as:

Photoluminescent Safety Markings: These include floor tapes, exit signs, stair nosings, and path markings that glow in the dark, providing guidance and direction during power outages or low-light situations.
Emergency Egress Systems: These systems are designed to facilitate safe evacuation during emergencies by clearly marking exit routes and paths.
Industrial Safety Products: PERMALIGHT provides various safety products for industrial environments, such as anti-slip tapes, safety vests, and warning signs.
Architectural Safety Solutions: Their products also cater to building and architectural safety needs, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and enhancing occupant safety.
Custom Solutions: They offer custom solutions tailored to specific needs and requirements of their clients, addressing unique safety challenges.

American PERMALIGHT serves a wide range of industries, including commercial buildings, industrial facilities, transportation sectors, and public spaces. Their products are crucial for ensuring safety and compliance with safety regulations, such as those mandated by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and NFPA (National Fire Protection Association).

The company's commitment to safety, quality, and innovation has positioned it as a trusted provider of safety solutions. PERMALIGHT's photoluminescent technology provides reliable, maintenance-free, and eco-friendly lighting alternatives that can be critical during emergencies and power failures.

For more detailed information, visiting their official website or directly contacting their customer service would be beneficial.

310-891-0924
www.americanpermalight.com
310-891-0996

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