High-Temperature Signs
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Material
- Aluminum (40 mil)Aluminum (40 mil) 3
- Hi-Tack Polyester with OverlaminateHi-Tack Polyester with Overlaminate 1
- PolyesterPolyester 2
- Vinyl LabelsVinyl Labels 1
- Matte PaperMatte Paper 1
- Self-Laminating LabelsSelf-Laminating Labels 1
- Laminated Plastic LabelsLaminated Plastic Labels 3
- AluminumAluminum 3
- Debossable AluminumDebossable Aluminum 1
- PlasticPlastic 3
- VinylVinyl 1
- 3M Hi Intensity Reflective Aluminum3M Hi Intensity Reflective Aluminum 3
- 3M Engineer Grade Reflective Alum.3M Engineer Grade Reflective Alum. 3
- 3M Engineer Grade Labels3M Engineer Grade Labels 1
- 3M Engineer Grade Aluminum3M Engineer Grade Aluminum 1
- 3M Diamond Grade Reflective Alum.3M Diamond Grade Reflective Alum. 2
- 5 mils Velvet Lexan5 mils Velvet Lexan 1
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High Temperature High Pressure OSHA Warning Sign S-8194

High Temperature Warning Sign – OSHA Compliant S-2314

High-Temp Warning Label: Do Not Touch – Burn & Frostbite Hazard (LB-2923)

Hot Car Warning Sign – Prevent Child & Pet Heatstroke in Vehicles

Hot Work Area OSHA Danger Sign – Safety Warning

Pregnancy Warning Pool Sign – Hot Tub Safety for Expecting Mothers

Temperature Calibration Warning Label QC-0023 – Write-On Caution Sticker
High-Temperature Signs
You don’t always see heat — but you can feel it. And in industrial or technical settings, that’s not good enough.
High-temperature signs exist to give early, unmissable warning: “This surface isn’t just warm. It can burn.”
These signs are found near boilers, heating elements, exhaust ducts, engine housings, soldering stations — anywhere residual or active heat poses a risk.
In many cases, the equipment looks harmless when powered down. Which makes clear signage even more important.
We’ve supplied these warnings in rigid aluminum, laminated vinyl, and heat-rated polycarbonate — depending on proximity and mounting surface.
In some environments, the sign is mounted directly onto metal. In others, it’s positioned upstream — giving a few seconds’ notice before the person gets too close.
These signs often live alongside electrical safety signs and chemical hazard labels, especially in mechanical rooms or mixed-use lab spaces. Consistency in visual language — yellow triangles, black icons, bold wording — makes the system more effective overall.
Explore our range of High-Temperature Signs, designed to stay readable, intact, and securely mounted — even in places where the heat never really turns off.