Conveyor and roller hazard labels warn of pinch, crush, and entanglement risk specific to conveyor systems and roller assemblies, where an arm, hand, or clothing can be drawn into the rollers or conveyor mechanism.
3M polyester base with polyester overlaminate, UL Recognized and CSA Approved, rated –40°F to 300°F for indoor and outdoor use. Full construction details are on the Label construction page.
Yes. Conveyor-specific labels use pictograms showing an arm or hand being drawn into rollers, which is more informative than a generic pinch-point symbol at a conveyor nip point. Use conveyor- or roller-specific designs at the conveyor itself and reserve general pinch-point labels for gear meshes, belt drives, and other nip-point geometries.
Our labels are manufactured on 3M polyester base with polyester overlaminate, UL Recognized (UL 969) and CSA Approved, rated –40°F to 300°F. The overlaminate resists incidental exposure to oils, greases, and common industrial cleaning agents used on conveyor frames and roller assemblies.
Stock ANSI-format labels range from 1″ to 3.75″ base, giving options for tight roller frame locations as well as larger guard panels. For a size outside that range email [email protected] with the symbol, required dimensions, and quantity for a quote, or visit our Design Your Own ANSI page.
