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The ABUS AU1420 Warning Sign is a rectangular, self-adhesive safety sign designed to communicate hazards and safety information clearly. The sign measures 148 mm wide and 105 mm high and uses a red and white color scheme for high visibility. Its adhesive backing enables quick installation on a variety of clean, flat surfaces without additional tools.

Advantages

The ABUS AU1420 offers compact dimensions suitable for placement on doors, equipment, panels, or near potential hazards where space is limited. The red and white color contrast improves legibility and attention, while the self-adhesive mounting type simplifies application and reduces installation time. The sign's standardized rectangular shape supports consistent visual communication in workplaces and public areas.

Suitable for

• Marking machinery or equipment with potential risks
• Placing on doors, gates, or cabinets to indicate restricted or hazardous areas
• Temporary or permanent safety signage on vehicles, containers, or workstations
• Use in offices, warehouses, workshops, retail spaces, and public buildings

Key specifications

• Shape: Rectangular
• Dimensions: 148 mm × 105 mm
• Color scheme: Red and white
• Mounting type: Self-adhesive backing

How to use

Before application, ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of dust, oil, or loose paint. Peel the protective liner from the adhesive backing and press the sign firmly onto the chosen flat surface, smoothing from the center outward to remove air pockets. Allow the adhesive to set according to ambient conditions; full adhesion may improve after several hours. For removal, peel carefully to avoid leaving adhesive residue; for long-term installations on sensitive surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area first.

Recommendations

Place the ABUS AU1420 at eye level or in a clearly visible location aligned with the primary approach to the hazard. Avoid applying to uneven, dirty, or heavily textured surfaces. Replace the sign if it becomes faded, damaged, or detached to maintain clear hazard communication.