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Hot Surface and High Temperature Signs Against Burns

Hot surface warning signs mark surfaces that can burn on contact, such as ovens, boilers, steam lines, extrusion and casting machines and commercial kitchens. A hot surface often looks perfectly normal, so even a small label on the machine can prevent a serious burn.

Signs in This Category

• Hot surface warnings: caution hot surface, burn hazard and hot do not touch signs and labels.
• Caution and danger levels: bilingual Turkish English Caution and Danger signs for hot surfaces and high temperatures.
• Liquid hazards: boiling water, hot water and hot oil warnings.
• Protective equipment signs: heat-resistant gloves, thermal gloves and wear protective gloves for hot materials, hot metal and hot products.
• Special uses: use heat-resistant gloves when removing oven trolleys, use a face shield with hot water and do not cover the radiator.

Caution or Danger?

Use a Caution sign for surfaces that may cause minor burns and a Danger sign for high temperatures with a risk of serious injury, so the sign carries the right weight. Choose vinyl stickers for machine housings and 3 mm PVC (dekota) or galvanized steel for nearby walls. Apply the sign close to the heat source but not directly on it, where the heat will not damage the label.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should a hot surface label go? Near the surface people might touch, at a point they will see before reaching out.

When is a heat-resistant gloves sign used? For work such as ovens, casting and handling hot materials, alongside a warning sign to show the required protection.