Explosion Hazard Sign PROCERA Znak TDC, 2-zone (strefa zagrożenia wybuchem)

PROCERA Znak TDC is a safety sign designed to indicate an explosion hazard across two marked zones. The sign shows the standardized explosion hazard symbol and clear zone identification to communicate the presence of potentially explosive atmospheres. It is intended for fixed installation at facility entrances, equipment perimeters and restricted areas where personnel and visitors need to be aware of explosive risk.

Advantages

The PROCERA Znak TDC provides immediate visual identification of explosion risk using standard pictograms and zone marking. Its design supports compliance with workplace safety practices by making hazardous areas easily recognizable. The sign is suitable for visible placement near process equipment, storage areas and access points, helping to reduce accidental entry into danger zones.

Suitable for

• Industrial plants and production halls with flammable gases, vapours or dust
• Chemical and petrochemical facilities
• Warehouses and storage areas for combustible materials
• Machine rooms, equipment perimeters and instrument enclosures
• Entrances to restricted or controlled-access zones

Key specifications

• Warning type: explosion hazard with two-zone indication
• Visual elements: standardized explosion symbol and zone marking
• Intended mounting: fixed installation on walls, doors or posts near risk areas
• Primary use environment: industrial and commercial indoor and sheltered outdoor areas
• Language-neutral pictogram for universal recognition

How to use

Select a location that clearly marks the transition into the identified explosive zones, such as at entrances to rooms, adjacent to equipment or at perimeter fencing. Mount the sign at eye level or in a position that is readily visible to personnel approaching the area. Ensure the sign is not obstructed and is installed according to site signage practices. Replace or relocate the sign if work changes the zoning or the area layout.

Usage recommendations

Verify that the sign placement reflects the current zoning and safety documentation, and coordinate with site safety officers to maintain consistent use of explosion hazard signage across the facility.