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Safety Labels, Compliant Safety Stickers & Warning Labels - BottleYourBrand

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Safety & Warning Labels

  • Safety Labels: custom or stock image safety labels printed quickly on full color on durable synthetic material..
  • Safety Labels: are printed and shipped within 3 business days.
  • Multiple sizes and shapes of safety labels to choose from.
  • Easy peel and stick with permanent adhesive safety labels are perfect for any industrial application.
  • 100% waterproof and colorfast, our safety labels are printed on a durable synthetic material with a high gloss finish and permanent adhesive backing.

Looking for low cost, high quality custom or stock image safety labels? Look no further as we have multiple shapes, sizes, colors and varieties to make the exact safety label required for your application. We offer the flexibility to order as little as 10 safety labels and you can customize them or order popular stock versions right online. All orders are processed and printed almost immediately so your safety label order will ship out within three business days.

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  1. Fragile Grunge Style Sticker
    As low as $0.40
  2. UV Radiation Hazard Protect Eyes Safety Label
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  3. UV Light Hazard Avoid Looking Safety Label
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  24. Pinch Point Keep Hands Clear Safety Label
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ANSI Safety Standards What Are They

ANSI stands for the American National Standards Institute, which is a private, non-profit organization that coordinates the development and use of voluntary standards in the United States. ANSI safety standards specify minimum requirements for safety-related products, equipment, and systems. These standards are used to ensure that products are designed and manufactured in a way that protects the health and safety of workers, consumers, and the general public.

Examples of ANSI safety standards include:

  • ANSI Z535.1: Safety Colors
  • ANSI Z535.2: Environmental and Facility Safety Signs
  • ANSI Z87.1: Practice for Occupational and Educational Eye and Face Protection
  • ANSI/ISEA Z358.1: Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment
  • ANSI/ASME B30.1: Cranes, Derricks, Hoists, Elevators, and Conveyors

These standards are widely recognized and adopted by manufacturers, government agencies, and organizations in the US and around the world. Adherence to ANSI safety standards helps to reduce the risk of injury or harm, and promotes confidence in the safety of products and systems.

Why Do I Need ANSI Approved Saftey Labels? What Do They Do?

ANSI approved safety labels or stickers play a critical role in promoting safety in various industries, including construction, manufacturing, healthcare, and others. They are used to warn workers and others of potential hazards and to help prevent accidents and injuries. Here are some of the key uses of ANSI approved safety labels or stickers:

  1. Hazard Warning: ANSI approved safety labels or stickers can be used to warn workers and others of potential hazards, such as high voltage, toxic substances, fire, or sharp edges. These labels help to alert people to dangers that may be present and to take appropriate precautions.
  2. Equipment Identification: ANSI approved safety labels or stickers can be used to identify equipment, such as electrical panels, machinery, and emergency equipment. This helps workers to quickly locate equipment and to understand its purpose, which can improve safety and efficiency.
  3. Emergency Information: ANSI approved safety labels or stickers can be used to provide emergency information, such as the location of emergency exits, fire alarms, and first aid kits. This information can be critical in emergency situations, helping workers and others to quickly evacuate the area and to get help if needed.
  4. Product Information: ANSI approved safety labels or stickers can be used to provide important information about products, such as usage instructions, safety warnings, and product specifications. This information helps to ensure that products are used correctly and safely.
  5. Compliance: ANSI approved safety labels or stickers can help organizations to demonstrate compliance with relevant safety regulations and standards. By using ANSI approved labels and stickers, organizations can show that they are committed to providing a safe working environment and that they are taking steps to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries.

To sum up this exciting lesson, ANSI approved safety labels and stickers play a crucial role in promoting safety and reducing the risk of accidents and injuries in the workplace. They provide important information and warnings, help workers and others to quickly locate equipment and emergency information, and help organizations to demonstrate compliance with relevant safety regulations and standards. Basically they keep you from hurting or killing yourself or others.