Why this warning sign earns its place
When a machine needs cleaning during service, that's when injuries happen. Someone reaches into a hopper to clear a blockage, a brush cycle runs, fingers get caught. The accident is measured in milliseconds. This Vogue warning sign, 300×200mm, plastic-coated vinyl, goes on every machine that poses a danger — dishwashers, prep equipment, slicers, mixers, anything that runs moving parts.
The size matters. It's larger than the other signs in the range because it needs to be read from across the kitchen, not from arm's length. The bright warning format cuts through the visual noise of a working kitchen. Plastic coating makes it tougher than plain vinyl — it resists splashing from dishwasher spray, chemical cleaners, the accidental wipe with a cloth. The message is stark and simple because machine safety is binary: someone reads it and stops, or they don't, and an accident happens.
