Warning: Forklift Traffic Floor Decal - Old ANSI Style

Overview

• Intended to lay flat on a floor surface in areas where both pedestrians walk and forklifts operate.
• Floor marker offers a concise message that reminds employees and others to look out for forklifts.
• Uses a signal word, message text, and symbol that follow the size and old-style color scheme prescribed in ANSI Z535.2-1998. (This old-style WARNING floor sign does NOT follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.145, 29 CFR 1926.200, nor ANSI Z535.2-2011.)
• Not intended to replace signage/labeling that a federal, state, or local authority may require to be posted on a vertical surface. If such signage/labeling is required, then the floor decal would supplement the safety information, making it hard to miss.
• Textured vinyl with removable adhesive backing makes floor sticker easy to reposition.
• Textured vinyl substrate is UL 410 and ASTM D-2047 certified for slip resistance; also meets the Euro-Norm as DIN/EN.
• Made in the USA.
• Typically ships in 2-4 business days.

Sign Material

Vinyl, Textured, Removable Adhesive | Flexible Substrate (Floor Signs)

• Designed for indoor applications and remains easily removable, without residue, even after extended use
• Withstands heavy pedestrian traffic (not intended to withstand industrial truck traffic)
• .0200" thick flexible white vinyl with waterproof removable adhesive
• Anti-slip and chemical resistant textured surface
• Can be applied indoors on various smooth and/or wet surfaces including tile, marble, concrete, linoleum, porcelain, and vinyl
• Surface printed with UV inks and "anti-graffiti" UV top coating
• Up to 3-month indoor durability†
• +50˚F minimum application temperature
• No drill holes
• UL 410 and ASTM D-2047 certified; also meets the Euro-Norm as DIN/EN

† Substrate durability is based upon manufacturer specifications and is not an implied warranty. Performance and durability of sign substrates will depend upon a number of factors including (but not limited to) substrate selection and preparation, compliance with recommended application procedures, sign placement, geographic area, exposure conditions, atmospheric conditions (e.g. fog, snow, rain), surface deposits (e.g. dirt, dew, frost), maintenance and age.