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The 0-2m Depth Marker is a specialised piece of signage used to indicate water levels in marine environments, loading docks, and industrial water storage areas. It functions as one of the essential road signs for wate...
Description and applications
The 0-2m Depth Marker is a specialised piece of signage used to indicate water levels in marine environments, loading docks, and industrial water storage areas. It functions as one of the essential road signs for waterfront infrastructure, ensuring that vessel operators and site personnel have a clear visual reference of the available depth to prevent groundings or submerged hazards.
Installing these markers allows site managers to maintain safer navigation channels by providing constant, real-time depth data. The reflective Class 1 finish ensures the markings remain visible during low-light conditions or night operations, reducing the risk of accidents when manoeuvring craft in tight spaces. Because it is built from aluminium, the marker resists the corrosive effects of moisture and salt spray, meaning it stays legible without frequent replacement. This durability benefits maintenance crews who need reliable equipment that can withstand harsh outdoor exposure without warping or fading.
This marker is constructed from aluminium and measures 200x2350mm. It features a reflective Class 1 finish for enhanced visibility across the 0-2m range.
Features
- Reflective Class 1 finish for high visibility
- Constructed from durable aluminium
- Indicates depth from 0 to 2 metres
- Suitable for marine and industrial water settings
Specifications
| Size | 200x2350mm |
| Material | Aluminium |
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