Waterproof PVC 12″ Sausage Marker
With a whole range of fantastic colours to suit every need on set. These 12″ weighted sausage markers are designed for indicating actors’ positions. Constructed from shot-filled, heavy-duty nylon, they are very hard wearing and available in a range of colours for high visibility and easy identification on set. These markers make the perfect reusable alternative to tape.
With a whole range of fantastic colours to suit every need on set. These 12″ weighted sausage markers are designed for indicating actors’ positions.
MediaVision supplies this from Mauritius for productions across the Indian Ocean.
Key capabilities
- Set consumable as listed: Waterproof PVC 12″ Sausage Marker
- Weather / rain protection as named
- With a whole range of fantastic colours to suit every need on set
- These 12″ weighted sausage markers are designed for indicating actors’ positions
- These markers make the perfect reusable alternative to tape
- Typical use: day-to-day expendable for camera, lighting, grip or unit
- Sold or issued as the listed expendable; quantity on quote
Technical specifications
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Rental
Typically the listed item as supplied by MediaVision. Quantity is confirmed on the quote; do not assume extra rolls, bottles or accessories.
Rental & crew
Stocked by MediaVision in Mauritius and available for productions across the Indian Ocean. Crew can be arranged on request. Share your dates and quantities and we will return availability and a quote.
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