Marking adhesive tape H815 series

photoluminescent

• Available in super (H8154) and premium (H8152) • Exceptionally long afterglow performance OVERVIEW Heskins new egress glow in the dark marking tape, much like our current egress marking tape, is a smooth photoluminescent tape used for demarcation in buildings, particularly areas subjected to power outs. The base film is impregnated with a photoluminescent powder, charged by natural or artificial light. Once external light goes out, the egress tape is activated and glows brightly. Applications Egress tape is intended for application on areas that are not exposed to foot traffic, as to not cause degradation to the surface. Routes are marked out with egress tape by applying it to skirting boards, door frames and handles. What separates our high-quality glow in the dark egress tape from our regular egress is the strength and amount of time it glows for after lights out. High-quality egress tape is available in two versions, H8154 (super) and H8152 (premium). The difference between these two versions can be discovered in their classifications. DIN 67510 and ISO standards have led to the classification of photoluminescent materials into four main classes A, B, C & D. These classes categorise photoluminescent materials into their luminance, which is expressed in millicandelas per square metre (mcd/m2). To help put it into perspective, a candle emits light at a measurement of roughly 1 candela, and there are 1000 millicandela in a candela. Photoluminescent materials are classed based on what it initially emits at and how long it takes to get to 0.32 mcd/m2 (the level at which light can no longer be seen by the human eye).