Safe Cure Dry Powder Fire Point Sign – 250 × 425 mm (10 × 17 Inch)

Description

Dry Powder Fire Point Sign by Safe Cure provides a clear visual reference for a designated fire point containing a dry-powder extinguisher. Its structured design combines extinguisher identification with application guidance and fire-class symbols.

The sign indicates suitability for wood, paper and textile fires, flammable-liquid fires, gas fires and fires involving live electrical equipment. The printed information should always be checked against the specific extinguisher installed at the location.

This fire-point information sign is suitable for installation near the corresponding extinguisher in factories, warehouses, offices, commercial buildings, institutions and other workplaces.

Key Features:

• Safe Cure branded safety sign
• Catalogue design code: NE-1042
• Identifies a dry-powder extinguisher fire point
• Space for recording the fire-point number
• Displays extinguisher application guidance
• Uses text, symbols and colour-coded information panels
• English text
• Portrait orientation
• Size: 250 × 425 mm (10 × 17 inch)
• Available in three material options

Material Options:

1. Foam Sheet – Manufactured from 3 mm foam sheet and supplied with 3M self-adhesive backing. Install it on a clean, smooth and dry surface.
2. ACP Sheet – Manufactured from 3 mm ACP sheet. It is supplied without self-adhesive backing and without mounting holes. The buyer must arrange a suitable fixing method according to the installation surface.
3. Night Glow Photoluminescent – Manufactured from 3 mm foam sheet with a photoluminescent face and 3M self-adhesive backing. The material absorbs natural or artificial light and glows in darkness without electricity.

Placement Note:

Install this sign beside the corresponding dry-powder extinguisher at the designated fire point. Confirm that the extinguisher type and the printed application guidance match the equipment provided before installation. Users should follow the extinguisher manufacturer’s instructions and the site’s fire-safety procedures.