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Safety Signage Manufacturer

Each sign from OPTRAFFIC ensures maximum visibility and durability, effectively conveying essential safety information. We focus on providing customized safety signage solutions tailored to meet the specific needs of different workplaces.

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A Wide Range of Safety Signage

Our safety signage selection includes a variety of signs designed for different applications.

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Metal Signs

Corflute Signs

Poly Signs

Boxed Edge Signs

Handheld Traffic Signs

Endura Plastic Road Signs

Chevron Delineator Sign

Chevron Delineator Base

Stop Sign Stands & Posts

A-Frame Floor Signs

Plastic Floor Sign

Temporary Road Sign

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Why Choose OPTRAFFIC Safety Signage?

High-Quality Materials

Crafted from durable materials like aluminum, PVC, and reflective sheeting, our signs withstand harsh environments.

Customizable Options

We offer customization to meet specific regulatory requirements or branding needs, including various sizes, colors, and designs.

Compliance with Standards

Our signage meets international safety standards, ensuring they are suitable for use in any regulatory environment.

Easy Installation

Designed for quick and secure mounting, our signs are easy to install on various surfaces.

Tailored Solutions for Your Traffic Safety Projects

We understand that different projects have unique requirements. Our team can work with you to create custom solutions, including:

Color variations
Logo printing
Size adjustments
Specialized reflective patterns
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Types of Safety Signage

Discover the various types of safety signage available, including warning signs, regulatory signs, and informational signs, designed to enhance safety and compliance in any environment.

Warning Signs

These signs are used to indicate potential dangers, such as hazardous materials, high-voltage areas, or construction zones. They are typically yellow with a black symbol and text.

Mandatory Signs

These instruct individuals to take specific actions, such as wearing helmets, gloves, or eye protection. They are usually blue and white, ensuring that the instructions are highly visible.

Prohibition Signs

These signs indicate actions that are not allowed, such as smoking, unauthorized entry, or the use of mobile phones. They are generally red and white, making them stand out as prohibitive messages.

Emergency Information Signs

These signs provide directions to emergency exits, first aid stations, and fire equipment. They are typically green and white, designed to be easily recognizable in an emergency.

How to Implement Effective Safety Signage？

Conduct a Hazard Assessment: Identify all potential hazards within the workplace and determine where safety signage is needed.

Choose the Right Signage: Select signs that meet industry standards and are appropriate for the specific environment, considering factors such as visibility, durability, and placement.

Regular Maintenance: Ensure that all safety signs are kept in good condition, free from damage or fading, and are regularly inspected and replaced as needed.