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Re-defining the line
August 14th 2008

ROCOL Site Safety Systems new airflow line marking system – the Easyline Edge Applicator – uses a patented battery-powered airflow system to produce a sharp, clean line.

Ideal for marking factory floors, stores and warehouses, car parks and playgrounds, the system uses an ‘air curtain’ to deliver crisp, clean lines of 50mm, 75mm or 100mm without the need for masking tape.

Designed specifically for use with Easyline Edge aerosol paint, together the system delivers lines that are not just crisp and clean, but also highly durable. ROCOL says its Easyline Edge lines are proven to last 2 times longer than the next best competitor.

The Easyline Edge Applicator is quick to assemble and simple to use and features a number of design innovations to make line marking your site fast, effective and hassle-free:

• Battery powered airflow system produces sharp, clean line

• Adjustable rear wheels allow line marking close to walls and racking

• One applicator produces 3 line widths, 50mm, 75mm and 100mm

• Adjustable handle height for user comfort

• Removable masking plates for easy cleaning

• Supplied in sturdy storage case for protection and easy transportation

• Supplied with full instructions, replacement battery (AA) and spare set of masking plates

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