C.h. Hanson 12437 Facility Graphic Symbol Stencil

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 12437 is a graphic and symbol facility stencil designed for marking floors, walls, and surfaces in commercial and industrial environments. It produces symbol-only markings without alphanumeric characters, making it well suited for safety, directional, and facility identification applications. The stencil measures 21 inches in overall height with an 8-inch character height and is constructed at a thickness of 0.015 inches, providing a durable yet flexible template that lies flat against surfaces for clean, consistent paint transfer. Facility maintenance crews, safety coordinators, and contractors install this type of stencil as part of floor marking and visual communication programs.

This stencil is intended for use in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, and similar commercial or industrial spaces where standardized symbol markings are required. It is appropriate for both initial facility setup and ongoing maintenance of visual management systems. The graphic-only format supports applications where universally recognized symbols are needed without accompanying text. Single-unit packaging allows individual purchase for targeted marking tasks or small-scale projects.

Key Features

• Graphic and symbol-only format — no alphanumeric characters
• 8-inch character height delivers bold, clearly visible markings
• 21-inch overall height accommodates full symbol layout within a single pass
• 0.015-inch thickness provides flexibility for flat and mildly contoured surfaces
• Single-piece construction simplifies alignment and repeat use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style facility stencil suitable for use with standard water-based or solvent-based marking paints and spray systems on concrete, asphalt, wood, and similar hard surfaces.

Installation Notes

Facility stencils of this type are typically applied by maintenance technicians or safety personnel using aerosol marking paint or a sprayer. Secure the stencil firmly against the surface before applying paint to prevent bleed-under and ensure a clean edge. Allow the paint to tack slightly before lifting the stencil to avoid smearing. Follow all applicable facility safety and OSHA visual marking guidelines when planning and executing floor or wall marking programs.