Light · Line marking

Virtual line projector: walkways and zones marked in light

Mark walkways, keep-clear zones and forklift lanes with lines of LED light. No paint, no tape and no closed aisles while markings cure.

55° / 75° / 90° lenses70 W5 colours

Free site survey How a projected line is planned

Top view of a worker with a pallet truck walking between two red lines from a virtual line projector

Light & floor projection

Floor lines tell people where to walk and where vehicles run. In busy aisles, though, painted and taped lines chip, peel and need constant repair. A virtual line projector draws the line in LED light from above, so there is nothing on the floor to wear out. Line length depends on mounting height.

Because nothing is applied to the floor, the line stays crisp, and it can be moved when your layout changes.

How a projected line is planned

Plan
Routes, walkways and keep-clear areas are defined with you during the site survey.
Choose the lens
A 55°, 75° or 90° lens is selected to give the right line length from the available mounting height.
Project
The line is projected in the colour assigned to that zone.
Adjust
When the layout changes, the projector is repositioned instead of the floor being repainted.

Worker with a pallet truck between red lines of light on the floor

Why mark lines with light

Nothing to peel or chip

Forklift wheels and pallets have nothing to wear away.
Colour-coded zones

Five colours let you separate walkways, vehicle lanes and keep-clear areas at a glance.
No downtime for curing

There is no paint to dry and no aisle to close while it does.
Flexible layouts

Seasonal or temporary layouts can be marked without leaving old lines behind.
Visible on dirty floors

Light keeps its contrast where dust and spills cover painted lines.

Technical data

Lens options	55°, 75°, 90°
Power	70 W
Colours	5
Line length	Depends on mounting height

Where projected lines are used

Pedestrian walkways
Walkways along aisles that stay clearly marked under heavy traffic.
Keep-clear zones
Areas in front of doors, fire equipment and electrical panels.
Forklift lane edges
Lane borders in shared areas and along racking.
Areas under reorganisation
Temporary layouts during moves, peaks or construction work.

Painted or taped lines vs projected lines

—	Paint or tape	Virtual line projector
Durability	Chips and peels in busy aisles	Nothing on the floor to wear
Installation	Floor preparation and curing time	Mounted overhead
Layout changes	Old lines must be removed	Move or re-aim the projector
Dirty floors	Loses contrast	Stays visible

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Frequently asked questions

How long can a projected line be?

Line length depends on the mounting height and the lens: 55°, 75° or 90°. We calculate it for each line during the site survey, so you know what one projector covers before you order.

Can we use different colours for different zones?

Yes. The line projector is available in five colours, so walkways, vehicle lanes and keep-clear areas can each have their own.

Does a projected line replace required floor marking?

Requirements for traffic routes differ from country to country. We see projection as a strong addition where you need visibility and flexibility, and your safety officer decides the final mix of painted and projected marking.

Will it work on dirty or dark floors?

Light keeps its contrast where dust or spills cover painted lines. Floor colour and ambient light still matter, so we check them on site and show you a simulation before you commit.

What does line projection cost?

It depends on the number of lines, their length and the mounting heights. After the free site survey you receive a detailed quote and schedule.