Shop equipment safety stickers and machinery warning decals for equipment maintenance and replacement labeling. Compare individual hazard warnings, fluid-identification labels, grease-point markers, inspection stickers and backhoe or bulldozer decal kits.
Choose by the complete printed message, dimensions and equipment application. A similar symbol or heading does not mean two labels provide the same instructions or suit the same machine.
Available warnings address pinch points, rotating drivelines, moving parts, fans, hot surfaces, pressurized coolant, hydraulic tank pressure and battery hazards. Other designs concern unsupported loads, lift-arm support brackets, attachments and quick-hitch clearance.
Match each warning to the relevant component and movement. An unsupported-load warning, a pinch-point label and a hydraulic-pressure instruction serve different purposes.
Compare three-point-contact warnings, no-step labels, seat-belt reminders, no-passenger notices and operator-manual instructions. Additional messages address reversing vehicles, restricted work areas and operation by untrained personnel.
Selected labels have specific applications, including ROPS drilling and welding restrictions or crane cab-entry instructions. Review the complete artwork and equipment documentation before choosing a replacement.
Electrical warning designs include overhead-wire messages, power-line clearance notices and warnings that equipment is not insulated. Their printed distances and conditions differ. Do not treat a distance on one design as universal guidance for every machine or job.
Digging-related labels include Call 811 reminders and instructions to contact the proper authorities before digging. These communicate reminders; they do not locate underground services or establish that an excavation is clear.
Identify hydraulic oil, diesel fuel, diesel-only and DEF fill points with the appropriate wording. Daily fluid-check reminders are also available.
Grease-point options include separate-arrow designs and selected non-OEM FASSI replica labels. Check the artwork, dimensions and arrow arrangement. A grease marker identifies a service location; it does not specify the lubricant or maintenance interval for every machine.
Compare the 30-decal and 42-decal backhoe kits with the 22-decal bulldozer kit. Review each kit’s pictured messages and contents rather than assuming that a larger set suits every equipment model.
Individual replacement warnings are also available. Confirm the wording, size and application against the original label and equipment documentation. Kits should not be assumed to contain every marking needed for a particular machine.
Forklift inspection products include daily checklist stickers, a Spanish daily checklist and customizable annual inspection stickers. Embossable aluminum inspection-label options are also included. Check each listing’s layout, fields, dimensions and marking instructions.
Selected operating and maintenance messages are available in Spanish. Review the artwork to confirm the printed language. Training-themed hard-hat stickers and novelty designs are separate from equipment warnings and inspection records; a sticker does not establish qualifications or certify that an inspection has been performed.
Check each product page for its available dimensions, material, quantity and mounting options. Do not assume every item in this collection is an adhesive vinyl decal or has identical material specifications.
Use manufacturer-designated labeling locations where available. Keep messages readable to the intended operator, service personnel or approaching workers without covering controls, viewing areas, identification plates or other markings.
Labels communicate hazards, instructions and identification. They do not provide guarding, support raised equipment, prevent movement or replace training, inspections and safe operating procedures.
For help finding a replacement size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us to discuss your equipment-label requirements.
