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This is a great comparison to show why it's always best to use Red LEDs behind Red Faces, and not use White for everything. On the left is the one of the brightest white LEDs on the market...The .8watt BrightON II LED Module, on the right the BrightON Ruby Red…also .8 watts per module and probably thee brightest Red LED module on the Market. When we put a 7328 White acrylic sign face over the white we get a luminance of 240 Foot Candles of Light right on the sign surface . Now we’ll switch the White acrylic with another 7328 White Acrylic with 3M Red 3630-30 Applied Translucent vinyl and see the results. Red is very hard to capture using an iPhone, but believe me…..in person the contrast between the channels that has the White LEDS vs the Red LEDs is large. The Red is overwhelmingly brighter than the White with a luminance on the sign face with 47 Foot Candles….and the White LEDs with a luminance of ONLY 18 Foot Candles. When using White LEDs behind a Red face you will lose 50% of the luminance on the sign face based on how the lens filters the wavelengths. This is why it’s best to use Colors behind Colors….Most of the time! -
The BrightON IV LED Module Our 1.6 Watt 24 & 12 Volt BrightON IV LED Module for all your High End Sign & Lighting Projects. Our BrightON IV is a High Efficiency Super Light Output module made for your Large Channel Letters & Cabinets where you want Competitive Light...NOT Usable Light. BrightON LED is made from within the Sign Industry...FOR the Sign Industry
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I'm wondering if anyone has a manual for a skyhook 100hd crane. I'm redoing one of to swap out with my 80 foot but my manual doesn't list the bigger models. I need to know what size and length cables to purchase. Any help is appreciated! -
Is this still available? Very interested. Located in Norman, Oklahoma -
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Job description Job Overview We are seeking skilled installers, service technicians and apprentices to join our team. Allied Signs Incorporated is a full-service sign company that specializes in serving and installing corporate signage for national sign manufacturing companies. We also manufacture and install signs for local clients. We are offer premium hourly rate and benefits. Immediately available positions: * Apprentice Position for Sign Installer/ Sign Service/ Sign Survey technician. Position responsibilities include assisting with the installation of all types of signs, servicing sign/lighting components, site survey work for signs, working with aerial equipment, crane trucks, welders, forklifts, augers. Tasks will also include excavation, concrete work, general labor in the yard, shop labor, recycling, truck and equipment maintenance. Chauffer's or CDL a plus $20-$26 per hr * MI Licensed Electrical Sign Specialist: Sign Installer/ Sign Service/ Sign Survey technician. Position responsibilities include the installation of all types of signs, servicing sign/lighting components, site survey work for signs, working with aerial equipment, crane trucks, welders, forklifts, augers. Tasks will also include excavation, concrete work, general labor in the yard, shop labor, recycling, truck and equipment maintenance. Chauffer's at minimum, CDL preferred. $28-$35 per hr Job Type: Full-time Pay: $20.00 - $35.00 per hour Expected hours: 40 – 55 per week Benefits: 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance On-the-job training Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance Schedule: 10 hour shift 8 hour shift Extended hours Morning shift Overtime Weekends as needed Year round work License/Certification: Driver's License (Required) Ability to Commute: Clinton Township, MI 48035 (Required) Ability to Relocate: Clinton Township, MI 48035: Relocate before starting work (Required) Willingness to travel: 25% (Preferred) Work Location: In person Contact: Jim Fields Allied Signs Inc 586-791-7900 33650 Giftos Dr Clinton Twp, MI
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