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Laser Sign – LASER BEAM Warning

Product code: PS-WAR029

Mark a confirmed laser-beam hazard with the exact yellow-and-black face shown. Match this general warning to the documented laser class, labels and site controls before ordering.

Selected unit price$27.00inc GST12 material/size options; base prices $18.00–$47.95

Material

Rigid plastic sheet suited to indoor and sheltered or general outdoor applications, subject to the print finish and site exposure.

Viewing distance is indicative; check approach distance, lighting and mounting position for the site.

Optional finishes

Finish surcharges are per sign before volume discounts; the configured total below includes the active quantity tier.

Configured product total
$27.00

Includes $2.45 GST

View volume pricing
Volume pricing for the selected configuration
QuantityUnit (inc GST)Discount
1-4$27.00
5-9$24.848% off
10-24$22.9515% off
25-49$20.5224% off
50-99$18.3632% off
100+$16.2040% off
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Product details

Confirm the exact LASER BEAM face

The portrait artwork shows a black laser-radiation burst and horizontal beam inside a warning triangle above the exact legend LASER BEAM on yellow. It does not include a class, wavelength, output, exposure instruction or aperture wording. Compare the visible face with the approved sign schedule rather than treating different laser labels as interchangeable.

Identify the laser class first

ARPANSA explains that laser hazards differ across eight classifications. Establish the equipment class and accessible-emission information from the manufacturer's label and project documentation before ordering. This generic face does not identify Class 1, 1M, 1C, 2, 2M, 3R, 3B or 4.

Plan placement from the assessed layout

Identify equipment, controlled-area entrances, operating positions, beam paths and locations where radiation could become accessible during use or maintenance. Position the selected warning where it can be read before exposure, keep the complete face visible and do not cover the manufacturer's classification, explanatory or aperture labels. No universal mounting height or spacing is claimed.

Keep the sign within the full control system

A warning sign communicates information but does not control laser radiation at its source. Confirm enclosures, guards, interlocks, shielding, shutters, beam stops, access restrictions, procedures, training, supervision, PPE and emergency arrangements through the site assessment and competent laser-safety advice. Jurisdiction- and application-specific requirements may also apply.

Check the sign format before ordering

This is a generic LASER BEAM warning face, not a complete laser equipment label or certified control measure. It does not identify the laser class, wavelength, output, aperture or required exposure instruction. Confirm the equipment labels, area signage, risk controls and jurisdictional requirements for the actual laser system.

  • ARPANSA – LasersARPANSA describes eight laser classifications and explains that eye, skin, reflection and fire hazards differ by class. The classification is used to develop safety control measures. Read source (opens in a new tab)Hazard guidance only. It does not certify this artwork, material, dimensions, finish or placement.
  • ARPANSA – Laser hazards and safetyARPANSA says Australian laser hazard labelling includes the laser class, power output and wavelength and advises users to pay close attention to hazard labels. Read source (opens in a new tab)This face contains none of those device-specific details and is not represented as a substitute for them.
  • Queensland Health – Labels for laser equipmentQueensland Health distinguishes warning, explanatory and aperture labels, says the required information depends on laser class and states that equipment labels must be durable, permanently fixed, legible and visible without exposure. Read source (opens in a new tab)Queensland equipment-labelling guidance, not approval of this general area-warning face or a statement of every jurisdiction's requirements.

Before ordering

  • Confirm the laser class, wavelength, output and accessible-emission information from the equipment documentation.
  • Check whether the project requires a general area warning, class label, explanatory label, aperture label or a combination.
  • Map equipment, controlled-area entrances, beam paths, maintenance access and every approach requiring advance warning.
  • Select the portrait size, material, finish and fixing method without obscuring equipment labels, controls or interlocks.
  • Verify engineering controls, access arrangements, procedures, training, PPE and jurisdictional requirements separately.

This is general product information, not legal or engineering advice. A safety sign is one part of a workplace control system; confirm the site and jurisdictional requirements before ordering.

Product guidance reviewed by Platinum Signs product and editorial team. Last reviewed: .