Emergency Stop Pullwire labels are an essential requirement where a pullwire is in use.
According to Australian Standard AS4024.3610 Clause 2.10.6.1, these signs should be strategically placed at the head, tail, transfer points, and no more than 30-metre intervals along a conveyor where a pull cord is present
As such, all labels supplied by R&D Technology comply with the Australian Standards and are UV stable.
We also offer SAFE-T Products Safe-T-Sign product range.
The Emergency Stop Pullwire stickers can be easily attached to the pullwire by aligning the red line with the pullwire and simply folding the sticker in half. The stickers become increasingly useful for areas where drilling to attach a sign is not an option. Having both a standard and reflective alternative, they are ideal for usage in both above and below ground applications.
The Safe-T-Sign is a highly reflective emergency stop indicator designed for conveyor lanyard devices, pull cords, and push button stations. Constructed with premium 3M reflective material, it comes with a 10-year guarantee. Mounted on a specially engineered bracket, the sign is strategically angled to ensure visibility from all angles for operators, in compliance with OHS Act, Division 3, 4.29 (k) and (m) requirements, and is prominently marked and displayed.
Crafted from sturdy 1.2mm 304 Stainless Steel, the mounting bracket features two 6mm mounting holes for easy installation in both existing and new setups. The bracket’s angle is meticulously designed to adhere to Australian Standards AS4024.3610, ensuring visibility at 15-metre intervals. Following AS4024.3610 Clause 2.10.6.1, the signs are strategically placed at the head, tail, and transfer points, with no more than 30-metre intervals where a pull cord is present along the conveyor.
Strategically placed at the head, tail, and transfer points, with no more than 30-metre intervals where a pull cord is present along the conveyor. Explore our diverse range of signs detailed in this brochure, offering options to suit your specific needs and preferences.