Safehouse Signs CD-101 National Fire Protection Association (Nfpa) Diamond Signs, 10X10, Aluminum (.040)

Safehouse Signs CD-101 NFPA Diamond Sign is a 10-by-10 inch indicator panel designed to convey key hazard information for chemical inventories and storage. The sign communicates NFPA 704 color‑coded sections to represent health, flammability, and instability ratings, with a bottom white area reserved for the specific hazard or material name. It is constructed from aluminum with a .040 inch gauge, offering a rigid, durable surface suitable for indoor or protected outdoor environments where corrosion resistance and long service life are needed. The color diamonds and numerical ratings are not printed on the sign itself, allowing for use with complete kits that provide the corresponding numbers and hazard symbols when paired with related part numbers starting with Cdk.

This model is available in multiple substrates, including aluminum, plastic, and self-adhesive vinyl, providing flexibility for mounting or label replacement based on facility needs. The SHSCD-101 designation identifies the aluminum 10x10 version, aligning with standard facility maintenance signage used to support hazard communication programs and safety labeling practices. While the base sign communicates the general NFPA diamond framework, the absence of numbers and hazard symbols means it must be used in conjunction with the complete kit information referenced by related part numbers to fully specify a given material’s hazards.

Practical considerations include ensuring the correct pairing with the full NFPA kit set to display the precise health, fire, and instability numbers and symbols for a given chemical or material. Review your site’s labeling requirements and ensure compatibility with the chosen substrate. Pack size is listed as each, and the sign is designed to be durable enough for routine handling and mounting in facility spaces that require standardized hazard labeling.

Features:

• Color sections correspond to the NFPA 704M hazardous materials code
• Color diamond uses a 0-4 scale for health, fire, and instability
• Bottom white section is reserved for specific hazard information
• Available in aluminum, plastic, and self-adhesive vinyl
• Numbers and hazard symbols are not included on this unit
• For complete kit information, search for part numbers beginning with Cdk