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All icon categories in stock
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Commandment Icons
These icons indicate which actions are mandatory .
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Prohibition Pictograms
These pictograms indicate which actions are prohibited .
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Safety Feature Icons
These pictograms indicate the location of safety features.
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Fire Fighting Pictograms
These pictograms indicate the location of fire fighting equipment
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Warning Pictograms
These pictograms warn of potential hazards.
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Evacuation Pictograms
These pictograms indicate the route for evacuation in case of emergency
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Information Icons
These icons provide general information that may be useful
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GHS and CLP Labels - Environmentally Hazardous Substances
GHS labels and tags for the classification, labelling and packaging of hazardous substances, available as stickers, stickers on rolls, signs, magnets or packaging tape.
We install all pictograms at your location
Icons
Pictograms play a crucial role on company premises and are used for various applications. Whether as an overview sign at arrival, in warehouses, on partition walls or in other places, they are certainly not merely decorative. They ensure rapid evacuation in the event of an emergency, communicate what is and is not permitted, indicate where preventive measures can be found and where protection is required. In addition, they contribute to signalling and warn of risks.
By placing safety advice on walls and floors on a large scale, the chance of it being overlooked is significantly reduced. If it does happen, the consequences can be catastrophic, ranging from material damage to injury, neither of which is desirable. Choosing clear pictograms and signage is a simple and efficient solution. The search for the right pictogram starts with determining the message you want to convey.
- We design, produce and install Pictograms
- Analysis and quotation are always free and without obligation
Pictograms play a crucial role on company premises and are used for various applications. Whether as an overview sign at arrival, in warehouses, on partition walls or in other places, they are certainly not merely decorative. They ensure rapid evacuation in the event of an emergency, communicate what is and is not permitted, indicate where preventive measures can be found and where protection is required. In addition, they contribute to signalling and warn of risks.
By placing safety advice on walls and floors on a large scale, the chance of it being overlooked is significantly reduced. If it does happen, the consequences can be catastrophic, ranging from material damage to injury, neither of which is desirable. Choosing clear pictograms and signage is a simple and efficient solution. The search for the right pictogram starts with determining the message you want to convey.
- We design, produce and install Pictograms
- Analysis and quotation are always free and without obligation
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Which Pictogram Legislation Should You Follow in Your Business?
There are pictograms according to the Royal Decree of 17 June 1997 and according to the new ISO 7010 standard. The ISO 7010 standard ensures clarity and consistency, regardless of your location or language. In the long term, the pictograms according to the Royal Decree will disappear and be replaced by the ISO 7010 standard.
Legislation for Pictograms in Companies
According to the law, only one type of safety system is permitted. It is not permitted to use the two types interchangeably. Are there already pictograms in your building according to the Royal Decree? Then you must continue to use this type of pictogram. In new construction or strongly demarcated zones, you must use pictograms according to the ISO 7010 standard.
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There are pictograms according to the Royal Decree of 17 June 1997 and according to the new ISO 7010 standard. The ISO 7010 standard ensures clarity and consistency, regardless of your location or language. In the long term, the pictograms according to the Royal Decree will disappear and be replaced by the ISO 7010 standard.
Legislation for Pictograms in Companies
According to the law, only one type of safety system is permitted. It is not permitted to use the two types interchangeably. Are there already pictograms in your building according to the Royal Decree? Then you must continue to use this type of pictogram. In new construction or strongly demarcated zones, you must use pictograms according to the ISO 7010 standard.
Need Advice or Information?
If you would like advice or information, please do not hesitate to contact our experts.
FAQ - Icons
Pictograms are symbols that communicate information in a visual way. They are used to quickly and effectively convey important messages, such as safety instructions, prohibitions, warnings, and information about emergency exits. They are essential in promoting safety and efficiency in various environments, such as businesses, public spaces, and industrial sites.
There are two main standards for pictograms:
• Royal Decree of 17 June 1997: This is a national standard that has been in use for a long time.
• ISO 7010 standard: This is an international standard that ensures uniformity and clarity, regardless of location or language.
The ISO 7010 standard ensures clarity and consistency in the communication of safety messages worldwide. This means that no matter where you are or what language you speak, the pictograms have the same meaning. This contributes to increased safety and understanding.
No, it is not legally allowed to use the two types of safety systems together. Each type has its own specifications and regulations, and mixing the two can cause confusion.
When choosing icons, you should consider the following points:
• Legal requirements: Ensure you comply with applicable legislation, such as using the correct standard (Royal Decree or ISO 7010).
• Clarity and visibility: Choose icons that are clear and easily visible to everyone.
• Consistency: Use the same standard throughout the building to avoid confusion.
ISO 7010 pictograms offer the following benefits:
• International uniformity: They are recognized and understood worldwide.
• Clarity: They are designed to be simple and quick to understand.
• Safety: They contribute to increased safety through consistent communication of safety messages.
Yes, our team of experts are here to help you choose the right pictograms for your specific situation. Whether you need advice on legislation, placement or pictogram design, we offer tailored support.
For advice or more information, please contact our experts at [insert contact details]. We will be happy to help you with all your questions about pictograms and safety standards.
Failure to comply with the correct standard can lead to confusion, inefficiency and serious safety risks. In case of inspections, it can also result in fines or other legal consequences.
For more information and advice on pictograms and the applicable standards, please do not hesitate to contact us. Safety and clarity are our top priorities.