Explosion/Pressure Hazard Labels | Clarion Safety Systems

Explosion & Pressure Hazard Labels

In industries where equipment operates under pressurized conditions, the risk of explosions and pressure-related incidents is a significant concern. Our selection of labels, including "Explosion Hazard" and "Pressure Warning" labels, addresses these potential risks, promoting heightened awareness and effective preventive measures.

Applications Across High-Risk Industries

Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) are required to apply explosion and pressure hazard labels on their equipment when manufacturing machinery or devices that operate under conditions where the risk of explosions, leaks, or pressure-related incidents exists. These labels serve as essential communication tools, alerting operators, maintenance personnel, and users to potential risks and promoting heightened safety awareness. Industries such as industrial manufacturing, oil and gas, laboratory research, healthcare, energy generation, and more may require these labels. Equipment like boilers, pressure vessels, pumps, pipelines, autoclaves, and generators could necessitate these labels due to the nature of their operations. Common injuries associated with equipment requiring pressurized hazard labels include severe burns, shrapnel wounds, and impact trauma caused by equipment failure or explosions.

Compliance with International Safety Standards

In line with OSHA 1910.145, ANSI Z535, and ISO 3864-2 standards, Clarion Safety’s "Explosion Hazard" and "Pressure Warning" labels are meticulously designed to help you effectively convey safety messages and the measures needed to stay safe. These labels incorporate concise text, universally recognized symbols, and attention-grabbing colors to help ensure immediate comprehension of the potential risks. By adhering to these best practices, equipment manufacturers and workplaces maintain compliance and ensure their warnings and instructions are consistent and impactful. The overall goal: enhancing the safety of equipment users and operators.