96" EXIT Stencil
96" EXIT Stencil SKU: 0036-096 Material: 1/8" (.125") PRO-Grade LDPE
This 96" tall EXIT stencil is designed and cut to meet the Federal MUTCD standards. The stencil is cut on 4 individual pieces, this makes it very easy to match existing markings. The typical spacing for 96" MUTCD markings are 4" in between the letters, when you overlap these stencils to the edge of each cutout the spacing is exactly 4".
- 4 individual pieces
- Easy to store
- Individual pieces makes matching existing stencil easier
- FHWA / MUTCD design
Specifications
| Stencil Width | 64" Typical, can be adjusted as needed |
| Stencil Height | 96" |
| Material Width | 3 pieces at 24" wide, 1 piece at 12" wide |
| Material Height | 104" |
| Availability | In Stock - Ships next day or sooner* |
Country of origin: USA
Warranty
Our stencils are guaranteed to be free of defects that will impede the use of the product.
Other Part Numbers
4036-096 3036-096 6036-096 5036-096
Selecting a stencil Grade:
Warranty Our stencils are guaranteed to be free of defects that will impede the use of the product.
.080 ALU - Will last forever, you can reuse it and abuse it. It will be ready to work today and in 10 years. The ridged 5052 Aluminum we use is also perfect for thermoplastic extruding, saving hundreds of Dollars per Legend.
1/8" LDPE - PRO-Grade, Our Most common material, typically can be used thousands of times, with proper care they can last for 7 + years. Lays Flat, and heavy enough to stay put while spraying up to 3000psi.
1/16" LDPE - What we call Light-Duty, This material is just as durable as its 1/8" counterpart, however it is half the thickness and can be flimsy. We recommend this for stencils that aren't used every day.
.030" HIPS - HIPS has been used for stencils for many years, also known as PVC, This material is great for a custom stencil or something that is only used a few times. HIPS lays flat right out of the box and is our more cost effective option, while still being 4 times thicker than our competitors thinnest stencils.
