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Print custom ANSI compliant labels and signs
When you need to print ANSI compliant custom labels that will last, these supplies will help you get the job done. Specifically colored for ANSI labeling, these supplies work with FacilityWare to create custom ANSI signage that is easy to see and will hold up to the elements.
The perfect arc flash labeling supplies
Use these supplies when you need the perfect, compliant Arc Flash labels. Arc flash hazard identification is crucial to worker safety. These arc flash labeling supplies will help you communicate the risks effectively and quickly.
Ideal electrical panel labels are easy to read and compliant
If you are labeling electrical panels, you should consider electrical code and OSHA and ANSI standards. Choose only labeling supplies that meet these standards. These supplies are ideal for all electrical hazard labeling.
A workplace may need to have labeling in multiple languages
Whether you need a Peligro, Aviso, Avis or Danger sign, these materials are well suited to meet that need. Labels and signs in the workplace today need to take into account the multi-lingual society that we live in. Compliance includes labeling in the proper languages.
Warning labels are black on orange
Orange is the color that indicates a Warning. With orange warning labels, you can quickly see the hazard level from afar. Properly colored labels, with orange for warning, also cross over language barriers that may exist in the workplace.
Industrial Safety Solutions, owners of the SafetyPro brand, manufactures supplies which exceed available quality specifications
in our industry. We offer discount options for DuraLabel owners. Contact us with questions about DuraLabel compatibility.
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