It is Dangerous to Enter Warning Sign 25x35 CODE:1401

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What Do You Need to Know About Personal Protective Equipment Plates?
In the safety of the factory environment and facilities, occupational safety signs are generally 25
It has dimensions of 35 cm, 35 X 50 cm and 50 X 70 cm.
It usually contains a smaller amount of information for visual clarity.
Occupational safety signs should be placed in a clearly visible position.
It must be protected from the risk of damage or crash.
Occupational safety signs and color codes, official number 25325 dated 23-December-2003
According to the regulation published in the newspaper, the training of employees in the workplace
Giving them will increase the meaning and content of occupational safety signs.
Occupational safety signs are an addition to occupational safety, eliminating hazards.
does not remove or reduce. Necessary protection measures for work safety
should be taken.
ATTENTION: When choosing occupational safety signs, please use the following materials
Read the information. Make your choices by determining what suits you best.
Determine according to material types.
PVC Work Safety Signs
A material that stands out with its lightness, flexibility and easy assembly feature.
is our variety. Easy installation on curved surfaces with its flexibility
can be done. Mounting can be done even with silicone. exterior
Thanks to its resistance to factors, it is not affected by rain and sunlight.
Its thickness is 0.50 mm. It has a smooth and shiny surface. on sheet
The shapes used are produced with digital printing, silk screen technique. background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">
- Stock: 21
- Brand: TOPTANBULURUM
- Model: TB56941
- Weight: 1.00kg
- SKU: tbnl695832e1664c0
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- Go to My Account > Orders and create a return request.
- You will receive seller confirmation and return instructions.
- The product should be in original packaging, complete and undamaged.
- Refund or exchange is processed after inspection.









































































