Industries · Rental & equipment services
Warning Labels and Safety Decals for Rental Fleets
Rental equipment carries a liability exposure that owned equipment does not: the operator is frequently untrained on that specific machine, and the warning label is the only instruction they will read. From a liability standpoint, every caution and warning label on rental equipment needs to be permanent — still attached and still legible after years in a rental cycle.
CSC ServiceWorks · Serialised asset labels
Every job starts with the application, not the product name. Tell us what it has to survive and we will specify the material to meet it.
Specification
Designed to the equipment
Airmark designs hazard warning labels to meet the surface and usage requirements of each piece of equipment. Ladders, propane tanks, compressors, aerial lifts, generators, compactors — each presents a different surface, a different exposure profile and a different set of hazards to communicate.
- Ladders
- Propane tanks
- Compressors
- Aerial lifts
- Generators
- Compactors
How to order
How to specify
Tell us the material the decal has to adhere to and the information the label needs to carry. We handle substrate selection, adhesive specification, layout, proofing, prototyping and manufacturing.
We handle
Substrate selection · adhesive specification · layout · proofing · prototyping · manufacturing
Liability
Why permanence matters
Warning labels keep the operator safe and protect the manufacturer and the rental company from liability for damage or injury arising from use. A label that has peeled, faded or been pressure-washed off does neither. Material specification is the difference.
Questions
Answered directly
Tell us the surface and what the label has to say.
We handle substrate selection, adhesive specification, layout, proofing, prototyping and manufacturing — so the label is still attached and still legible years into the rental cycle.