ISO 7010 Warning sign collection (complete) / Warnzeichen Sammlung (vollständig) (W001 - W067)

This is a collection of all warning symbols (W001 - W067) according to ISO 7010. All the models are drawn by hand, so some minor differences to the norm can occure. The signs are based on the images from the following Wikipedia article “ISO 7010 - Wikipedia”.

If you want to print the signs according to the specifications you need black filament (RAL 9004) and yellow filament (RAL 1003). Both colors can be purchased on e.g. “colorfabb.com”.

The signs are structured as follows: The base layer (printed in yellow) is in its “imported height” 2mm and the top layer (printed in black) is 1mm. Using PrusaSlicer (or any other slicer) you can rescale the model to your desired size (caution: details in some signs with small details can get lost if you scale the sign too small). When rescaling, the height of the model also gets smaller. If the model gets to thin, its recomended to scale the model on the z-axis non-uniformly. 

To add the color-change use the color-change option in PrusaSlicer (help / instructions: Prusa Knowledge Base | Color change (prusa3d.com) or use the automatic color-change feature in PrusaSlicer 2.4.0 or above).

Automatic Color-Change (minute 4:58 - 5:13) :

You can also add a bolt hole to your own desire using the “negative volume modifier” in PrusaSlicer (As shown on YouTube (minute 4:18 - 4:32))

Negative Volume Modifier  (minute 4:18 - 4:32) :

For a smoother top surface you can use the ironing feature in PrusaSlicer, but your print time will increase by ~50%.

2D-files for plotting or laser cutting (.dxf / .pdf) are going to be uploaded soon. If other file-formats are wanted, just write me a short message.

— NEW — 

Added .STEP-files for all warning signs.

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Table of Content:

W001 – General warning sign

W002 – Explosive materials

W003 – Radioactive material or ionizing radiation

W004 – Laser beam

W005 – Non-ionizing radiation

W006 – Magnetic field

W007 – Floor-level obstacle

W008 – Drop or fall hazard

W009 – Biological hazard

W010 – Low temperature hazard

W011 – Slippery surface

W012 – Electricity hazard

W013 – Guard dog

W014 – Forklift truck and other industrial vehicles

W015 – Overhead or suspended load

W016 – Toxic material

W017 – Hot surface

W018 – Automatic start-up

W019 – Crushing by moving parts

W020 – Overhead obstacle

W021 – Flammable material

W022 – Sharp element

W023 – Corrosive substance

W024 – Crushing of hands

W025 – Counter-rotating rollers

W026 – Battery charging

W027 – Optical radiation

W028 – Oxidizing substance

W029 – Pressurized cylinder

W030 – Hand Injury in Press

W031 – Hand injury from rapid movement of workpiece in press brake machine

W032 — rapid movement of workpiece in press brake machine

W033 — barbed wire

W034 — bull

W035 – Falling Parts

W036 — fragile roof

W037 — injury from automated or remote-controlled vehicles

W038 — sudden loud noises

W039 – Falling Ice Spikes

W040 — roof avalanche

W041 — breathing hazard

W042 — arc flash hazard

W043 — thin ice

W044 — slipway

W045 — water skiing or towed water activity area

W046 — surfing

W047 — deep water

W048 — shallow water

W049 — submerged objects

W050 — sudden drop in swimming pool

W051 — no guard rail and unprotected edges

W052 — unstable cliff edge

W053 — unstable cliff

W054 — sharks

W055 — sewage effluent outfall

W056 — tsunami hazard zone

W057 — strong currents

W058 — boating area

W059 — wheeled beach vehicles; land surfing; sand yachting; wind carts

W060 — incoming tides

W061 — quicksand, mud, deep mud, or silt

W062 — kite surfing

W063 — parasailing

W064 — strong winds

W065 — high surf or large breaking waves

W066 — Sudden drop to deep water

W067 — alligators, caymans and crocodiles