ISO 7010 W022 Sharp Element Warning Sign 400MM

Sharp Element Warning Sign CAD Block

The Sharp Element Warning Sign CAD Block, which includes the ISO 7010 W022 symbol, is a critical safety element for areas where sharp tools, blades, or exposed cutting components are present. Environments such as manufacturing lines, packaging machinery, or metal workshops often expose workers to risks of cuts, punctures, or lacerations. Clearly marking these areas with standardized warning signs helps reduce injuries and increase safety awareness.
This high-quality warning sign CAD drawing enables engineers, safety professionals, and facility planners to meet international safety standards while developing detailed and compliant layouts. It’s an indispensable component for workplaces with moving blades or sharp mechanical elements.

Key Features of Sharp Element Warning Sign

• High-resolution, precise CAD block of the ISO 7010 W022 sharp element symbol.
• Fully compatible with AutoCAD and all major CAD platforms.
• Seamlessly integrates into facility layouts, machine safety diagrams, and risk zones.
• Designed for scalability and readability in both printed and digital formats.
• Designed with standard ISO 7010 colors: a yellow background with a black border and black symbol for maximum visibility and compliance.

Applications

Use this CAD block in machine shops, metal fabrication facilities, woodworking areas, food processing equipment layouts, and anywhere employees may encounter blades or sharp mechanisms. Proper placement of this sign enhances safety communication, reduces risk, and ensures regulatory alignment during inspections and training.

Compliance

The Sharp Element Warning Sign complies fully with ISO 7010 W022 standards. This ensures international recognition and helps meet occupational safety regulations across various sectors. It’s a crucial asset for professionals creating a complete, regulation-ready safety signage system.
For additional CAD safety signs and hazard symbols, explore our full collection. To learn more about ISO signage specifications, visit the official ISO 7010 Wikipedia page.