Pinch Point Signs

Pinch point and nip point signs both warn of areas where body parts can be caught between moving parts, with nip point specifically referring to where rotating parts meet, and our pinch point sign and nip point sign both feature bold pictographs alongside clear text to ensure workers immediately understand the hazard regardless of terminology.

Yes, a label like the warning pinch points watch hands label is available in adhesive vinyl and heavy-duty polyester formats with aggressive adhesives engineered to bond to machine surfaces even with grease, oil, or vibration.

Yes, OSHA and ANSI Z535 require that machinery hazards, including pinch and nip points, be clearly marked with an appropriate warning sign. Compliant options come in Danger, Warning, and Caution header formats with the correct color schemes and pictographs, such as a pinch points keep hands clear sign mounted directly at the hazardous point on the machine.

Yes, our custom danger ANSI pinch hazard sign and customizable templates, like the warning pinch point watch hands sign, allow you to add specific machine names, part numbers, or lockout instructions.