Sign type set by Directive 92/58/EEC (Annex II) and the UK Health and Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) Regulations 1996 (Schedule 1); pictogram drawn to ISO 7010, which both allow.
Warning signsSafety and compliance marksSafety signs (ISO 7010)
Explosive material
Yellow triangle with a black border and a black object bursting apart, with fragments flying outwards. · also called “W002”, “explosion hazard”, “explosive material”, “explosives warning”
What the Explosive material symbol means
Explosive material
Explosive material is present or stored here and can explode. Keep heat, flames and sparks away and follow the rules for the area.
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Where it appears
- ISO 7010—This meaning
Questions about the Explosive material symbol
- What does the Explosive material symbol mean?
- Explosive material is present or stored here and can explode. Keep heat, flames and sparks away and follow the rules for the area.
- What does the Explosive material symbol look like?
- Yellow triangle with a black border and a black object bursting apart, with fragments flying outwards. It is also called “W002”, “explosion hazard”, “explosive material” and “explosives warning”.
- Which standard defines the Explosive material symbol?
- It is listed as ISO 7010-W002.
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