Safety Sign Push 150 x 50mm Self-Adhesive FX05512S - SR11145

The colour or combination of colours that a product is available in, expressed as common names such as "Black", "Silver" or comma‑separated lists like "Black, White". It indicates the visual appearance of the item for consumers.

A unique identifier used by original equipment manufacturers to distinguish a specific product model. It typically consists of alphanumeric characters and may include series or version information, allowing users to track and verify product compatibility across supply chains.

Indicates whether the product exhibits photoluminescence—glowing when exposed to light or UV radiation. A value of "Yes" means the item will emit visible light after illumination, while "No" indicates no such effect.

The total number of individual units contained in a single product or packaging unit, such as the number of items in a box, the number of components in an assembly, or the quantity of consumables in a pack. This value is expressed as a positive integer without any measurement unit.

Represents how many individual items are included in a single product listing or package. The value is an integer count without any associated unit, indicating the quantity of units that a customer receives when purchasing the item.

The proportion of a product’s materials that are recyclable, expressed as a percentage between 0 and 100. This value indicates how much of the product can be reused or processed for recycling, helping consumers assess environmental impact.

The dominant colour used for the contrast markings on a safety or warning sign, such as white, black, or red. This attribute indicates the visual appearance of the contrasting elements that help the sign be easily readable and noticeable in various lighting conditions.

A textual label that identifies the purpose or instruction conveyed by a safety sign, such as "No Smoking", "Fire Exit" or "First Aid". The value is free‑text and can be used to filter or search for signs based on their meaning.

The material used to manufacture the safety sign, such as PVC or self‑adhesive vinyl (SAV). This attribute indicates whether the sign is made from a rigid plastic sheet or a flexible adhesive backing, helping buyers assess durability and installation requirements.