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The Keep Hands Clear sign is a direct warning marker used to identify pinch points and crush hazards. It belongs in industrial settings such as fabrication workshops, warehouses, and manufacturing plants where machine...
Description and applications
The Keep Hands Clear sign is a direct warning marker used to identify pinch points and crush hazards. It belongs in industrial settings such as fabrication workshops, warehouses, and manufacturing plants where machinery and moving parts are in constant operation. These safety signs provide a clear visual boundary to prevent accidental contact with dangerous equipment.
Placing these markers at eye level near gearboxes, conveyor belts, or hydraulic presses helps operators and site visitors maintain a safe distance from moving components. By clearly flagging the hazard area, the sign reduces the risk of crush injuries and helps supervisors maintain a safer workflow across the shop floor. The metal build ensures the sign remains legible and secure even in environments with vibration, dust, or heavy machinery movement, meaning less time spent replacing worn-out plastic labels.
This specific sign measures 300x225mm and is constructed from metal. It follows the AS1319-1994 standard for caution signs, which indicate hazardous situations that are not likely to be life threatening. This combination of size and material makes it a reliable choice for industrial machinery safety.
Features
- 300x225mm dimensions for clear visibility
- Durable metal construction
- Caution level warning for hazardous situations
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 300x225mm |
| Material | Metal |
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