We combine intense passion, people and purpose with quality materials - then mix in old fashioned Made in the U.S.A. know how to bring you the best products possible. The Warning Sign Company caters to heavy hauling, wide load, transport businesses and military convoys with high quality and long lasting signage products.
The Warning Sign Company caters to heavy hauling, wide load, transport businesses, pilot cars / trucks and military convoys with high quality and long lasting signage products. Each product put to the highest standards from screen printing to hemming to final packaging at the most competitive pricing.
The Warning Sign Company caters to heavy hauling, wide load, transport businesses, pilot cars / trucks and military convoys with high quality and long lasting signage products. Each product put to the highest standards from screen printing to hemming to final packaging at the most competitive pricing.
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Our products are proudly made in the U.S.A. with pride and a dedication to quality and detail. We use high quality materials and processes to increase product durability and lifespan and reduce costs. The Warning Sign Company prides itself in its' products, people, and processes. Each product is put to the highest standards - from screen printing, to hemming, to final packaging - our goal is to deliver the highest quality signage products.
Using safety flags is a requirement for any commercial motor vehicle handling an oversized load or wide load, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). For more information, check federal and your state regulations for current guidelines. Keep your truck compliant and your load properly marked.
Orange with black lettering. Available in several sizes and materials. Manufactured in the USA. White label services available. Our materials allow for greater air flow and less wind resistance which results in less tearing and fraying. Heavy grommets are used. Yellow with black lettering. Available in several sizes and wording.
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Benji Allen
Jun 12, 2017
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