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Warehouse Striping

Industrial line marking is a dual purpose product used in logistics and distribution centers around the world.

Firstly, internal floor marking is used to improve storage efficiency by clearly designating areas.

Secondly, it is used for safety in demarcation for pedestrian access routes, forklift truck aisles and no-go-zones, all critical guides to separation without complete restriction.

Finally, ASG Services are a leading provider with benchmarking quality standards, provided to customers throughout the US.

Floor Marking

 

 

 

Our track record

ASG Services have for many years, lead the way in marking technology, through concrete preparation, floor coating materials and application methods. In all this, durability and a cost effective approach have been fundamental factors.

Concrete preparation is central to achieving durability. Customers are able to have mechanical preparation carried out by shot blasting, grinding or shaving.

These methods remove the smooth and/or old surface of a concrete floor to varying degrees, which in turn create alternate levels of performance. It can be likened to preparing wood before treatment. The fresher and rougher the surface, the longer the coating will last.

Some customers are unable to prepare their floor surfaces due to contractual restrictions. Fortunately ASG Services have sourced several floor marking products which perform well without preparation.

Although limited, we are confident that with the correct pre-work, these options will impress. We utilize all types of paint formulas and chemical mixes to ensure every floor type, usage and state restriction is addressed.

Typical types include solvent free epoxy, solvent based epoxy, acrylic, polyurethane, polyaspartic and chlorinated rubber.

Sprayed Lines

 

 

Methods provided by ASG Services

We offer the best solutions to meet our customers needs, not those that suit our business. The methods we adopt are:

Paint methods:
Floor tape methods:

 

Importantly, all methods and materials come in a range of colors making them ideal for 5s integration.

The benefit of multiple preparation options for the customer is where we can customize the variations per area of your facility. Using the more expensive very durable options in the busiest areas and cheaper in low traffic spots, means your budget goes further and the marking performance is maximized where needed.

Concrete Shot Blast

 

 

A professional installation team is essential

ASG Services floor marking projects are among the largest carried out in the world. The vast scale and quantity require the most professional and organized approach possible, which is why we present every project in stages. This allows us to establish a schedule for the customer to use in pre-planning for our installation progress.

If the project is particularly complex and requires it, a project manager will visit site prior to the installation to help with planning and preparation. This is a great opportunity for the customer to understand how multifaceted these projects can be.  Read more about our line marking drawings.

Our installation personnel are trained and insured to carry out aisle marking installation works on all customer sites.

 

Rat Run Line Marking

 

 

Pallet Storage Lanes

 

 

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Our happy clients
QVC
Publix
Daimler
CAT
Airbus
Anheuser Busch
Best Buy
Boeing
Carter’s
Coca Cola
Clorox
DHL
DSC Logistics
DSV
Expeditors
Exel
FritoLay
Honeywell
Hormel Foods
Johnson Controls
KIA
Kimberly Clark
Maxxis
Mercedes Benz
Michelin
Nestle Purina
Newell Brands
P&G
Proctor & Gamble
XPO Logistics
Williams Sonoma
Frequently asked questions
  • What preparation is best for my warehouse?

    Preparation helps improve durability, so if you are operating a very busy facility or moving items which are heavy, you will likely need a preparation method.

    There are several options to consider:

    • Heavy traffic areas – consider embedded striping,
    • High traffic – consider shot blasted,
    • General and low level traffic – it may be possible to use an epoxy directly on a cleaned surface, however this has a low durability rating as with tape.

    It is typically more cost effective to have a preparation method when compared to several years of recoating and touch ups which will be needed.

  • What colors should I use?

    OSHA recommends the following:

    • Yellow. – Yellow shall be the basic color for designating caution and for marking physical hazards such as: Striking against, stumbling, falling, tripping, and “caught in between.”
    • “DANGER” – Red, or predominantly red, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.
    • “CAUTION” – Yellow, or predominantly yellow, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.
    • “WARNING” – Orange, or predominantly orange, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.
    • “BIOLOGICAL HAZARD” – Fluorescent orange or orange-red, or predominantly so, with lettering or symbols in a contrasting color.

    Most work carried out by ASG Services is done with yellow and/or white. Occasionally we will be asked to use red, green, blue and grey. If in doubt ask what we can provide, almost any color is available.

  • What dimensions are typical in warehouses?

    The most common dimensions are in walkway widths (4ft), pallet lane widths (pallet type dependent plus the line width) and line widths (4”), but every facility is different and may need custom sizes.

    OSHA provide the following:

     

    “The lines used to delineate the aisles may be any color so long as they clearly define the area considered as aisle space. The lines may be composed of dots, square, strip or continuous, but they too must define the aisle area.

    The recommended width of aisle markings varies from 2 inches to 6 inches; therefore, any width 2 inches or more is considered acceptable.

    The recommended width of aisles is at least 3 feet wider than the largest equipment to be utilized, or a minimum of 4 feet.”

     

    Standard Number: 1910.22(b) – Compliance with Aisle Markings (Part 1910.22(b)) – [Corrected April 17, 2009] – https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/standardinterpretations/1972-05-15

  • Why should I consider integrated markings?

    Combining your storage markings with passageways or safety markings can help save money over time. This comes from shared demarcation boundaries and downtime during installations, plus reduced mobilization, plant hire and material costs.

  • Will I need to give you a drawing? How detailed should it be?

    For the most accurate price and planning, it is best to give us as much as possible, having a drawing helps you visualize and us to plan and quote.  CAD are easiest as we can use them to pull measurements from, while PDF with measurements added is another great way to provide us with the information.

    However this is not essential, we can help with basic depictions or arrange for a partner firm to visit site and create a much more detailed drawing, contact us for pricing.

  • How can I look after the lines once I have them?

    Keeping the floor area clean and clear of debris is the easiest thing any facility can work on, however we strongly recommend customer work on their training programs to encourage the following:

    • ‘Lift Clear’ – Ensure the forklift truck drivers and warehouse operatives lift pallets clear off the floor before maneuvering.
    • ‘Turn Clear’ – Only turn the MHE steering when the wheels are clear of the lines. Twisting on the line will wear the paint surface and pull it off the concrete in some cases.
    • ‘Clean Feet’ – Entrance mats can reduce the amount of dirt and debris carried in on shoes.
    • ‘Floor Watch’ – Instill awareness in the workforce to remove debris and harmful objects when they are spotted.
    • ‘Pallet Care’ – Removing or repairing damaged pallets will prevent them being dragged and gouging the coating.
    • ‘Clean Care’ – The cleaner the floor is, the less abrasive items there are to wear the lines, maintain a cleaning regime to suit your operation.
  • When should I consider re-coating work?

    You will find that recoating is only needed where lines are driven over or turned on. Floor markings along the length of bulk storage lanes for example, typically remain as good as when they were installed.

    Striping applied directly to the floor in busy areas may need a recoat within the first month or two in heavy traffic areas or more typically the first year of use. Shot blast prepared lines should reach 3 to 5 years and diamond shaved around 5 to 6 years.

    These are estimates and very based on facility use, traffic levels and floor conditions.

  • How long will it take to install?

    Our teams are able to forecast, with a good level of accuracy, installation times of all products we produce and the floor markings we create.  Many factors come into the calculation as you might expect, so a detailed discussion will be needed to develop the time frame. It will be this framework we use for our project planning.

  • Why should I consider the more expensive option?

    The simple and short answer is durability. Durable line striping is more expensive because there is a lot more work involved in preparation and the machinery needed.

    Preparation is critical for paint to adhere well to most surfaces and unfortunately, concrete is a very hard material which takes time to work and prepare.  The positive consideration is that more durability means less re-working later, so the investment pays off.

  • I want to change parts of the layout, what will I need to do?

    During an installation, our team on site can relay any updates or requests to the project team, or support you with ideas and possibilities. They are experienced with this situation and will work with you to achieve the preferred outcome.  Our project and sales team will work remotely, on re-planning, pricing and scheduling to maintain a professional control.

    After an installation, again just let us know. We can remove, cover up and install most products during an installation, and schedule for a return visit for amendments or additions.

  • Our safety team has found problems with slip hazards, what can you do for us?

    We have several options including mating, adhesive anti-slip products bolt down anti-slip plates as well as anti-slip paint coatings. All are designed for specific uses and varying durability but ultimately, consideration must be given to the use of an area where injury is a risk.

    You can find some of the standard products on our anti slip floor tape page.

  • Do line widths matter?

    Line widths are not critical, but there are several considerations to make, some are as follows:

    • OSHA consider lines of 2 inches and greater to be acceptable to provide floor markings for aisle and passageways.
    • Narrow line become more difficult to see inside buildings.
    • 4 inch wide lines are standard through the logistics and distribution industry.
    • Narrow lines wear out quicker as there is less paint on the floor.
    • Very wide lines may need an anti slip finish applied where moisture is present.

    Other considerations:

    • The layout measurements must include line widths to ensure a pallet fits within the markings.  Pallets on markings can damage the line.
    • A narrower line needs less paint.
    • A more visible marking on the floor draws more attention and so heightens safety.
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