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Conveyor Warning Labels

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Conveyor Warning Labels

Conveyors and conveyor belts of a primitive fashion have existed as far back as 1892, and in the early 1900’s they completely changed the mining and assembly line industries. Modern-day conveyor belts operate at incredible speeds and can carry much larger loads, even managing to maneuver around corners and on inclines. With these modern levels of speed and efficiency, conveyor systems can also carry a significant amount of danger when used unwisely or recklessly without the proper safety practices. With energized moving parts and machinery, there’s the potential for injury if the equipment is used incorrectly.

Conveyor warning labels placed on conveyor equipment are essential to keep workers and contactors informed of proper procedures and the risks related to this type of equipment. Risks include rotating parts or pinch points that can drag in, crush, or entangle, along with falling, electrical, and flying hazards.

Clarion Safety’s conveyor warning signals help equipment manufacturers warn the people who install, use, and perform maintenance or repair their conveyors worldwide to safely work. Our labels use the latest ANSI and ISO standards, state-of-the-art symbols, and top-quality materials. We also provide conveyor warning labels that are designed to comply with CEMA standards. If our conveyor warnings are close but not exactly what you are looking for, you can use our online design your own tool to fulfill your labeling needs.

Conveyors and conveyor belts of a primitive fashion have existed as far back as 1892, and in the early 1900’s they completely changed the mining and assembly line industries. Modern-day conveyor belts operate at incredible speeds and can carry much larger loads, even managing to maneuver around corners and on inclines. With these modern levels of speed and efficiency, conveyor systems can also carry a significant amount of danger when used unwisely or recklessly without the proper safety practices. With energized moving parts and machinery, there’s the potential for injury if the equipment is used incorrectly.

Conveyor warning labels placed on conveyor equipment are essential to keep workers and contactors informed of proper procedures and the risks related to this type of equipment. Risks include rotating parts or pinch points that can drag in, crush, or entangle, along with falling, electrical, and flying hazards.

Clarion Safety’s conveyor warning signals help equipment manufacturers warn the people who install, use, and perform maintenance or repair their conveyors worldwide to safely work. Our labels use the latest ANSI and ISO standards, state-of-the-art symbols, and top-quality materials. We also provide conveyor warning labels that are designed to comply with CEMA standards. If our conveyor warnings are close but not exactly what you are looking for, you can use our online design your own tool to fulfill your labeling needs.

  • Machine safety signs and labels play an essential part in risk reduction, and can help you meet OSHA requirements. Its important to consider the latest ANSI and ISO standards and today’s best practices for safety communication and risk reduction when selecting labels for your application. You can rely on Clarion Safety’s ANSI, ISO, and OSHA warnings expertise for help. We specialize in helping to supply product manufacturers and workplaces with the most up-to-date, standards compliant labels. In fact, over the past 30+ years, we’ve helped to write the standards you want to meet. With Clarion Safety label products, you can select from a variety of label format options (multi-symbol and text, symbol only, symbol and text, and wordless formatted labels) as well as symbol options to best fit the potential hazard. Keep in mind that the use of symbols in warnings and instructions is essential to the ISO 3864-2 standards and is encouraged in the ANSI Z535.4 standards. Our labels use internationally recognized ISO 7010 or ISO 7010-styled symbols. Do you have questions on risk or hazard assessments? Our engineers at our subsidiary, Machine Safety Specialists (MSS), and our warnings experts at Clarion Safety can work independently, or with you and your team to ensure your machinery is effectively labeled and fully complies with U.S. and/or international standards. If you need assistance ensuring your products or machinery are properly labeled and fully compliant with the applicable U.S. and international safety standards, contact us today.

  • At Clarion Safety, we understand the importance of safety label durability. Labels need to stand up to your product’s expected environment, such as exposure to UV, high temperatures, or chemicals. Potential accidents – and your company’s liability exposure – depend on your label material choices. We offer the finest adhesives, base materials and overlaminates, including premium quality 3M materials. Our high-quality crush and entanglement safety labels have been developed and tested to withstand abrasive chemical washdowns, water, heat, and strong ultraviolet light. We have a variety of standard material options available, including options for both indoor and outdoor use. If the standard choices that you see don’t meet your requirements, we’re standing by to find a solution; we offer a wide range of custom material options.


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