Code compliant signage [RE-wrenches]

[Steve Johnson]

I don't know if this is to be recommended but on my house and another 
job I have used "Self Adhesive Laminating Sheets" which come in a 9"x12" 
size.  I have all my lableing laid out on an excel sheet, cut the 
laminate down to 8-1/2" wide for the laser printer and print it.  The 
clear backing looks very good on the equipment.  The local utitility 
even complemented me on the nice look of the signage.  Makes it easy 
because you can print out everything on one sheet and throw it in the 
truck.  My concern is what it will look like 5, 10, 20 years from now.

Electrical contractors used to use "Bakelite" labeling which is engraved 
by a sign shop.  They are screwed onto the panel.  I guess they use 
plastic now.  I have to look for a local source to work with for the 
commercial job I'm on now.
http://www.industrialengravers.com/PlastisLables.html

Steve Johnson
LightWave Electric
Nashville, Tennessee


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