Chemical and Hazard Signs25 products
These hazard signs mark areas where chemicals, gases, batteries, asbestos or confined spaces put people at risk, and they are for workshops, plant rooms, labs, warehouses and maintenance teams. The range has 25 designs, including battery charging and acid signs, corrosive, ammonia and compressed oxygen signs, asbestos and hazardous waste signs, gas valve signs and confined space entry signs. You can order each one in A4 to A1, printed full colour on 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or self-adhesive vinyl.
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Chemical and Hazard Signs: questions answered
Do chemical stores need hazard signs?
Under COSHH and the Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996, areas and stores holding hazardous substances should be marked so people know the risk before entering. Your risk assessment tells you which signs to use and where. Caution Chemical Store and Dangerous Chemicals No Admittance are common choices.
Which sign do I need for a battery charging area?
Caution Battery Charging and Battery Charging Area Explosive Gases use the ISO 7010 W026 symbol. Battery Charging PPE and No Smoking adds the P002 no smoking symbol, and Forklifts Charging marks a truck charging point. Pick the one that matches your risk assessment.
Do you sell asbestos warning signs?
Yes. The range includes Caution Asbestos, Caution Asbestos Protective Clothing and Asbestos Hazardous Waste signs, plus Hazardous Waste Must Be Stored Separately. They come in A4 to A1 in 3mm Foamex, 3mm Dibond aluminium composite or self-adhesive vinyl.
What signs are there for confined spaces?
There are two: Danger Confined Space Entry by Permit Only and Danger Confined Space No Unauthorised Access. A third sign, Danger Risk of Asphyxiation, warns of a low oxygen risk. Fix them at every entry point so they are seen before anyone opens the space.
Which material suits an outdoor gas cage or compound?
Choose 3mm Dibond aluminium composite. It stays flat and does not rot or rust, so it copes with rain and sun on cages, fences and external doors. Self-adhesive vinyl works on smooth metal cabinets and tanks.
Guides for safety signs
Safety sign colours, shapes and ISO 7010 explained
What each safety sign colour and shape means, what ISO 7010 codes are, what the law expects, and how to choose the right size.
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The three most common sign boards compared, and which to choose for indoor, long-term outdoor and temporary signs.
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