What is the demarcation on escalators?
The escalator step demarcations is an edge finish for the steps, typically refer to the visual indicators, such as lines or patterns, that guide users on where to stand or walk. Escaltor/moving walk step edge strips are often made from materials such as PVC, rubber, or aluminum alloy, which not only provide a decorative effect but also harmonize with the overall style of the staircase, creating a visually pleasing overall effect.
The step border strip (yellow border) in escalators serves the following purposes
Safety Warning: The step border is typically painted yellow, a color that is an international standard to alert passengers that the “yellow area is a prohibited zone.” This design helps prevent passengers from stepping into the gap between the comb plate and the steps, reducing the risk of foot entrapment or injury.
Decorative Function: In addition to its safety warning role, the step border strip also enhances the overall visual appeal of the escalator.
In summary, the primary functions of the step border strip are to provide safety warnings and decorative effects, ensuring passenger safety while using the escalator.
