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The Symbols Stencils collection covers hazard and safety symbol stencils used to mark floors, walls, roads and equipment with durable, repeatable line-marking. The range covers common warehouse and workplace symbols such as hazchem, biohazard, radioactive and fragile markings, plus COVID-19 social distancing stencils.

Stencils are supplied in poly material at set sizes, making them reusable for repeated line-marking jobs across a facility rather than single-use templates.

What's included:

  • Hazard symbols: Hazardous DC Voltage, Radioactive, Biohazard, Hazchem and Danger/Caution stencils
  • Handling & storage symbols: Fragile symbol stencil, Recycle stencil and Fire Hose Reel stencil
  • Site safety reminders: Watch Out For Forklifts stencil and Beyond This Point stencil
  • Social distancing: COVID 1.5m Social Distance stencils in reminder, measurement and standard formats
  • Durable construction: most stencils are supplied in 1.5mm poly for repeat use

Use cases:

  • Warehouse & logistics operators: marking hazard zones, forklift paths and hazchem storage areas
  • Facilities teams: applying consistent hazard symbols across multiple sites
  • Businesses: needing social distancing floor markings for reception, queuing or shared areas

FAQs

What material are the stencils made from?
Most stencils are made from 1.5mm poly, sized around 100mm (or 300mm/500mm for the COVID distance stencils), and designed to be reused for multiple applications.

Are these stencils compliant with Australian hazard symbol standards?
The stencils are designed to reproduce commonly recognised hazard symbols, such as biohazard, radioactive and hazchem, used in Australian workplaces. Always confirm the specific symbol and size meets your site's WHS or signage requirements before applying.

What paint should I use with these stencils?
Stencils are typically used with line-marking or spray paint suited to the surface, such as concrete, asphalt or steel. Paint is sold separately.

Can stencils be reused across multiple locations?
Yes, the poly construction is designed to withstand repeated use, so one stencil can be used to mark the same symbol at multiple points across a site.