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Danger Crossing Standing Forbidden - Industrial OSHA Conveyor Signs

Protect against dangerous accidents in any manufacturing environment
  • This attention-grabbing sign reminds staff and visitors of nearby dangers and the risks they pose
  • Compliant with ANSI and OSHA standards
  • Available in a full range of sizes and materials with the option to add Seton UltraTuff™ overlaminate protection, to save you time, money and hassle
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Danger Crossing Standing Forbidden - Industrial OSHA Conveyor Signs

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$8.75

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L10721
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Danger Crossing Standing Forbidden - Industrial OSHA Conveyor Signs

  • Text reads "Crossing Or Standing On Conveyor Is Fobidden"

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Dimensions 10" H x 14" W, 14" H x 20" W, 7" H x 10" W.
Material Aluminum, Plastic, Vinyl.
Laminated Not Laminated, Seton UltraTuff.
Sign Projection Type Flat.

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