Stranco produces thousands of safety signs with a wide range of legends and material constructions to ensure that you get the right sign for your need.

The current American standard for environmental and facility safety signs is ANSI Z535.2-2002.  This standard establishes the use of revised safety sign formats and headers as compared to prior safety sign standards (often referred to as OSHA safety signs).  The OSHA requirement for safety signs is identified in 29 CFR Part 1910.145 (Code of Federal Regulations).  The specifications for safety signs in 29 CFR 1919, when written, were based on ANSI Z53 and Z35 pertaining to safety signs and colors.  Since then, American Standard ANSI Z535 was developed and superseded both Z53 and Z35.  Accordingly, the OSHA standard for safety signs is now based on ANSI Z535.

• Information on ANSI Z535.2-2002, American Standard for Environmental and Facility Safety Signs

To order many safety signs from Stranco Inc., first identify the proper Stock No. for each sign.  The Stock No. is a constructed part number that identifies the hazard level, sign message, sign size, sign material, and optional safety symbol.  Step-by-step instructions for constructing safety sign part numbers are provided in the following links:

• Information on Ordering Safety Signs from Stranco Inc.
• On-line Catalog of Safety Symbols

The following links provide a partial catalog of the signs available from Stranco Inc.  If you don’t find an appropriate message for your application, contact Stranco customer service and we’ll locate a stock sign or create a custom sign for you.

• Admittance Signs

• Arc Flash Signs

• Confined Space Signs

• Electrical Safety Signs

• Flammable, Explosive, and Combustible Signs

• Fall Protection Signs

• Fire Safety and Exit Signs

• Hazardous Materials Signs

• Lockout Signs

• Machine Safety and Operation Signs

• No Smoking Signs

• Personal Safety Signs (Eye, Ear, Head, Protective Wear)

• Spanish Bilingual Signs

• Indoor ADA Braille Signs

• Metal Traffic, Parking, and ADA Signs

To order safety signs from Stranco, fax your purchase order or call customer service.  Not finding it as easy as we make it sound?  Customer service stands ready to help you with any questions you may have about determining the hazard level, proper message, sign size, sign material, or use of safety symbols.