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Marking areas where hazardous chemicals are stored or handled is a fundamental requirement for managing site risk. This sign identifies the presence of corrosive materials in environments such as chemical processing p...
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Marking areas where hazardous chemicals are stored or handled is a fundamental requirement for managing site risk. This sign identifies the presence of corrosive materials in environments such as chemical processing plants, laboratories, and industrial workshops. By clearly flagging these zones, you ensure that personnel and visitors are aware of the immediate risks before they enter a high-hazard area.
Integrating these safety signs into your facility helps prevent accidental exposure to substances that can cause severe burns or permanent tissue damage. The self-adhesive backing allows for a fast, permanent bond to smooth surfaces like steel cabinets, aluminium shelving, or plastic containment bunds. This removes the need for drilling or mechanical fasteners, meaning a supervisor can update the site's hazard mapping quickly without disrupting the workflow of the technicians or cleaners on the floor.
This sign is produced with a 240x180mm footprint and is constructed from self-adhesive material. It is designed to indicate that a specific action, task or hazard can lead to serious injury or death, as stated in AS1319-1994.
Features
- Indicates hazards that can lead to serious injury or death
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Suitable for chemical storage and handling areas
- Referenced to AS1319-1994
Specifications
| Size | 240x180mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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