Shop electrical hazard labels, electrocution warnings and power-line clearance stickers for applicable crane, bucket-truck and aerial-lift equipment. Compare clearance charts, not-insulated messages, remote-control warnings and stay-away notices.
This collection also includes lineman and electrician novelty stickers and training-message designs. Those products serve a different purpose from equipment safety warnings.
Available designs address overhead power lines, high voltage, electrical contact and equipment that is not insulated. Other messages concern crane remote controls, power disconnects and specific bucket-truck components.
Match the complete printed message to the equipment and intended reader. A general high-voltage sign, a remote-control warning and a component-specific insulation message are not interchangeable.
Applying a warning sticker does not insulate equipment, isolate energy or make electrical contact safe.
Chart-based labels include printed voltage ranges, clearance information and accompanying instructions. Selected products use Table A layouts, BC-referenced charts or multi-hazard formats.
Other labels carry fixed-distance wording. These printed figures are not universally safe operating distances. Compare the full artwork with the applicable equipment instructions and job-specific power-line precautions before selecting a replacement.
Some labels provide operating information; others warn approaching personnel to keep clear of the truck, load or machine.
Choose wording for the person who needs to read it. An exterior stay-away warning serves a different purpose from a chart or reminder intended for the operator.
Selected warning messages and clearance charts are available in Spanish. Check the artwork to confirm the printed language rather than assuming every product is bilingual.
Non-OEM replica designs and equipment-specific instructions require their own application checks. A compact under-brim chart also differs from an equipment-mounted warning.
Lineman and electrician novelty stickers display trade-related artwork or humor. Training-message stickers do not themselves provide training, verify qualifications or authorize equipment operation.
Check each listing for wording, symbols, dimensions, materials and quantities. This collection is not a complete model-specific labeling kit.
Use manufacturer-designated labeling locations where available. Position messages for the intended reader before the relevant hazard, keeping controls, viewing areas, identification plates and other required markings unobstructed.
For a different size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us to discuss available options.
