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ISO 7010 Prohibition Signs "No access for pacemaker wearers" - P007

ISO 7010 Prohibition Signs "No access for pacemaker wearers" - P007

Adhesive labels, available in two sizes: 50x50mm or 100x100mm. You choose the amount/strong> in the menu below./li> Material of high quality/strong> resistant to weather, heat, water and UV rays. Apply to a surface clean and dry. Product compliant to the regulations on safety in high-risk areas. There simplification of symbols It is one of the objectives of the ISO 7010 regulation in the field of industrial safety./li>
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Certain areas, such as those with magnetic fields, are dangerous for pacemaker users. Therefore, use this safety pictogram to warn them that access to these areas is prohibited.

The ISO 7010 standard was conceived with the aim of harmonizing the pictograms of the different countries, to facilitate communication and increase safety for everyone./p>

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