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  11. 14" W x 10" H, Rectangle, Plastic, 22681
Brady 14" W x 10" H, Rectangle, Plastic, 22681 22681 - main

14" W x 10" H, Rectangle, Plastic, 22681

  • Mfr # 22681

  • Zoro # G7405909

product price: $14.45
/ea

Key Features

Legend
How To Lift Correctly The Wrong Way To Lift - Legs Straight, Back Bent - This Puts All The Strain On The Muscles Of The Back And Abdomen. The Right Way To Lift Legs Bent, Back Kept As Straight As Possible, Load Close To Body Gripped At Opposite Corners
Sign Material
Plastic
Height
10"
Thickness
0.059"
Sign Mounting Style
With Mounting Holes
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Specifications

Product Information

MFR #
22681
Zoro #
G7405909
UPC #
754473226817
Country of Origin
United States

Dimensions

Height
10"
Width
14"
Thickness
0.059"

Details

Item
Safety Reminder Sign
Legend
How To Lift Correctly The Wrong Way To Lift - Legs Straight, Back Bent - This Puts All The Strain On The Muscles Of The Back And Abdomen. The Right Way To Lift Legs Bent, Back Kept As Straight As Possible, Load Close To Body Gripped At Opposite Corners
Sign Material
Plastic
Sign Mounting Style
With Mounting Holes
UV Resistant
No
Double-Sided
No
Retroreflective Grade
Not Retroreflective
Sign Shape
Rectangle
Glow-in-the-Dark
No
Sign Background Color
White
Header
No Header
ANSI Compliant
Yes
OSHA Compliant
Yes
Printed Language
English
Legend Style
Symbol and Text
Operating Temp. Range
-40 Degrees to 176 Degrees F
Standards
ANSI Z53.1-1967; ANSI Z535-2006; OSHA 1910.145
Legend Color
Blue
Sign Legend Text Color
Blue

Description

Safety Reminder Sign, Sign Subject Matter Safety Incentive and Motivational, Height 10 In., Width 14 In., Sign Material Plastic, Sign Mounting Style With Mounting Holes, Header No Header, Legend How To Lift Correctly The Wrong Way To Lift - Legs Straight, Back Bent - This Puts All The Strain On The Muscles Of The Back And Abdomen. The Right Way To Lift Legs Bent, Back Kept As Straight As Possible, Load Close To Body Gripped At Opposite Corners, Printed Language English, Sign Shape Rectangle

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