995204 - ESAB Electrical Shock Hazard Decal 995204

Keep Your Rig Safe and Inspection-Ready

You take pride in your gear. Whether you are running a shop or working out of a rig in the field, the condition of your welder says a lot about your professionalism. The ESAB 995204 Electrical Shock Warning Label is the exact replacement you need when your original sticker has been blasted by sparks, soaked in oil, or just worn off from years of hard use. We all know that safety inspectors can be picky, and a missing or unreadable warning label is an easy way to get flagged during a site inspection or equipment audit.

This isn't just a generic sticker from the hardware store; it is the genuine ESAB part meant for your machine. It fits right, looks right, and sticks tight. The adhesive is strong enough to handle the heat of the machine and the grime of the job site without curling up at the corners a week later. The graphic clearly shows the electrical shock hazard, which is a crucial reminder for anyone else who might be near your equipment, like helpers or apprentices who might not be as familiar with the high-voltage risks inside the case.

Replacing a sticker might seem like a small job, but it’s part of keeping your machine in top shape. When you are cleaning up your welder or doing routine maintenance—blowing out the dust, checking the leads—take a look at your safety decals. If you can't read them, it's time to swap them out. This label (Part #995204) is designed for quick application: just scrape off the old residue, wipe the spot down with some alcohol or degreaser, let it dry, and slap this new one on. It’s a five-minute fix that keeps your machine looking factory-fresh and keeps the safety man off your back.

Don't wait until you are on a strict job site to realize your safety signage is missing. Keep a couple of these in your toolbox or parts bin. It’s cheap insurance to make sure your equipment passes visual checks and, more importantly, that everyone around your work zone is aware of the electrical power you are working with. Keep it safe, keep it professional, and keep burning rod.