Aluminum Welded Mesh Temporary Fence Sign

Aluminum Welded Mesh Temporary Fence Sign

This aluminum sign is sized for compact branding, identification, or warning messages on welded-mesh temporary fence systems. The current specification lists a 300 mm x 120 mm plate made from 0.6 mm aluminum. Buyers may submit their own brand design or request layout assistance before a proof is issued.

Current Product Details

Design for a Small Format

A 300 x 120 mm sign has limited space, so prioritize the logo, company name, phone number, unit number, warning, or short project message. Avoid shrinking long text until it becomes unreadable. Supply vector artwork, brand colors, preferred typeface, and the minimum information that must appear. Eone can prepare a layout for approval. The proof should control spelling, dimensions, color intent, hole position, edge clearance, and print orientation.

Match Mounting to Welded Mesh

Provide the mesh opening dimensions and desired sign position so mounting holes can be coordinated with the fence grid. Confirm the tie, clip, wire, or fastener style used by the installation crew. The sign should sit flat without sharp protruding hardware or interference with panel clamps and gates. The project operator remains responsible for wind exposure, pedestrian contact, local safety messages, and periodic inspection. Any UV-performance or print-warranty requirement must be included in the approved quote.

Order and Packing Information

• Final artwork, message, colors, proof contact, and approval deadline
• 300 x 120 mm size confirmation plus mounting-hole requirements
• Quantity by design, carton labels, individual protection, and spare signs
• Destination, delivery date, and any coordinated temporary-fence order

After proof approval, Eone Industry can produce a sample for inspection or move into the agreed bulk run. Packing and door-to-door freight are quoted for the final quantity and delivery location.

Manage Multiple Site Messages

Use separate proof numbers when one project needs entry labels, warning signs, contractor identification, and numbered fence sections. The purchase schedule should match each proof to a quantity and delivery group. Small format does not remove the need for version control; even one changed digit can send a visitor or delivery crew to the wrong contact.

During receiving, inspect a representative sign from each proof group for dimensions, wording, holes, print alignment, and protective packing. Keep the approved digital proof with the receiving record and isolate any mixed or damaged cartons before site distribution.