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Picture of DIE-RAISED ALUMINUM ADA-COMPLIANT SIGNS The Die-Raised Aluminum ADA-Compliant Signs are tactile and braille signs designed for indoor and outdoor use at schools, institutions, mass transit stations, and other public settings. These signs are fabricated using .102-inch thick 3003 alloy H-13 anodized aluminum sheet. The copy is then die-raised to produce raised, anodized copy. The background has a baked enamel matte or wrinkle finish. OPTIONS: ADA-compliant copy with Grade 2 Braille and vandal-resistant mounting are available. COLOR: Satin clear or colored finishes are available.

Notes: Die-Raised is a trademark.

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This product record was updated on July 31, 2006.

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Supersine Company

6000 East Davison Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48212-1390
United States
Telephone: 800-328-1988 or 313-892-6200.
Fax: 313-892-5447.
Web: http://www.supersine.com.


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