Laser floor marking — a projector throws a line, boundary or warning symbol onto a plant or warehouse floor, and the same IP65 gobo projectors do it with a safety stencil in place of a logo, so a walkway keeps its edge.
Paint and tape wear under forklift traffic and have to be relaid, which means closing the aisle. A projected line stays crisp and moves when the layout does — you reposition the unit instead of repainting the floor.
Yes for a line or a boundary marking under normal industrial lighting. Direct sunlight washes any projection out, so outdoor positions need shading or a different approach.
Overhead, aimed down at the area you want marked. Height sets the width of the line, so tell us the ceiling height and the marking you need and we'll match the model.
Because they are the same machine. A gobo projector throws whatever is cut into its stencil — a brand mark in a lobby, an arrow or a hazard symbol on a warehouse floor. Order one with a safety gobo and it marks a zone; order it with your logo and it lights an entrance.
Go by wattage and rating, not by what the listing calls it. Pick IP65 for a working floor, and size the wattage to the throw distance — the higher the mount, the more output you need to hold the edge crisp.
