Mark prohibited lifting locations with Do Not Lift stickers and No Lift Point labels. Both designs combine a crossed-out lifting hook and upward arrow with a written no-lift message.
These labels identify locations that must not be used for lifting. They do not identify an alternative approved lifting point or establish a load rating.
The 4-inch round sticker displays “DO NOT LIFT” above and below a black lifting hook and upward arrow crossed by a red prohibition circle and slash.
The rectangular label measures 4 inches wide × 2¾ inches tall. It displays red “NO LIFT POINT” wording beside the crossed-out hook and arrow on a white background.
Choose the layout and dimensions that fit the available labeling space. Check the individual product page for material, quantity and application details.
Place a label on a suitable fixed surface at or beside a location that could be mistaken for a lifting attachment point but is not approved for lifting. Keep the message visible to the person selecting lifting attachments before they connect equipment.
Confirm prohibited and approved lifting locations using the equipment manufacturer’s instructions or an approved lifting plan. This is general placement guidance, not a verified factory mounting location for a particular machine.
Do not cover identification plates, ratings or other required warnings.
A location without a Do Not Lift sticker is not automatically an approved lifting point. Follow the equipment’s lifting instructions rather than using the presence or absence of a label to select an attachment location.
These designs are not substitutes for no-step, tie-down, jack-point or personal fall-protection anchor markings. A sticker communicates a restriction; it does not physically prevent attachment.
For a different size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us to discuss available options.
