• ANSI Warning This Machine Starts Automatically Sign Stickers with Pinch Point Hand Crush Graphic
  • ANSI Warning This Machine Starts Automatically Sign Stickers with Pinch Point Hand Crush Graphic
  • ANSI Warning This Machine Starts Automatically Sign Stickers with Pinch Point Hand Crush Graphic
  • ANSI Warning This Machine Starts Automatically Sign Stickers with Pinch Point Hand Crush Graphic

ANSI Warning This Machine Starts Automatically Sign Stickers with Pinch Point Hand Crush Graphic

ANSI Warning This Machine Starts Automatically Sign Stickers with Pinch Point Hand Crush Graphic

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Description

Communicate both automatic start and pinch point hazards with this ANSI Warning-style This Machine Starts Automatically safety sign with hand crush graphic. The pinch point symbol reinforces the specific injury risk alongside the automatic start warning making this sign ideal for machines with exposed moving parts, gears, belts, or rollers that activate automatically and present an entanglement or crush hazard.

Post directly on or adjacent to the hazard point for maximum worker awareness.

Available in multiple sizes to suit your visibility needs. Self-adhesive vinyl peels and sticks in seconds to machine enclosures, safety fences, equipment panels, walls, and metal surfaces. Ideal for warehouses, manufacturing floors, and industrial facilities.

Made from Premium Vinyl that is Waterproof, Weatherproof, Scratch-Proof, Fade-Resistant and UV Resistant Colors Will Not Run. Easy Peel And Stick with Strong Adhesive and No Residue on removal. Pack of 5 signs. Made In USA with a 3 Year Warranty on Craftsmanship.

Compliance & Regulatory Reference

This sign supports compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 (Mechanical Power Presses), which require guarding against pinch point and crush hazards on automatic machinery, and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Control of Hazardous Energy / Lockout Tagout) for the automatic start component.

ANSI Z535.4 (Product Safety Signs and Labels) recommends graphic hazard symbols for pinch point hazards on safety signs, as visual depictions of the injury mechanism significantly improve worker comprehension and response.

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FAQs

What hazard does the pinch point graphic on this automatic start sign communicate?

The hand crush graphic depicts the specific injury mechanism associated with automatic start pinch point hazards a hand or finger caught between moving machine parts such as gears, belts, or rollers when the machine activates unexpectedly. The graphic makes the nature of the hazard immediately clear even to workers who may not fully read the text, improving both comprehension and compliance.

Why is a graphic symbol important on a machine starts automatically sign?

ANSI Z535.4 recommends graphic hazard symbols because visual depictions of the injury mechanism are processed faster than text and better retained in memory. In high-noise manufacturing environments and facilities with diverse language backgrounds, a graphic communicates the hazard effectively regardless of language or noise level.

Where should a machine starts automatically pinch point sign be posted?

Post directly at the pinch point location on the machine on or adjacent to exposed gears, belt drives, rollers, and any point where automatic machine activation creates an entrapment or crush risk. Also post on the control panel and at worker approach positions so the warning is visible at the exact point of hazard.

What OSHA standards govern machine pinch point and automatic start hazards?

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) addresses machine guarding including pinch point protection. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.217 (Mechanical Power Presses) covers power press pinch point hazards. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Lockout Tagout) addresses the automatic start component. All three apply to automatic machinery with exposed pinch points.

Is a Warning or Danger signal word more appropriate for a pinch point automatic start sign?

Danger is appropriate where automatic activation and pinch point contact could cause fatal or severely disabling injuries such as large industrial presses or high-speed conveyor drives. Warning is appropriate where the risk is significant but the potential injury is assessed as serious but not immediately life-threatening. Consult ANSI Z535.4 and your safety officer for specific equipment.