Arc flash label printing is the production of durable warning labels that display the arc flash hazard data for a specific piece of electrical equipment — incident energy, arc flash boundary, nominal voltage, and required PPE. Evermark Industrial Solutions produces these labels from a customer's arc flash study; the study itself must be performed by a qualified person.
Defining critical safety standards.
- NFPA 70E·COMPLIANCE
- ANSI Z535·STANDARDS
- OSHA 1910·REGULATION
An arc flash label is a vital safety component required by NFPA 70E to warn personnel of potential electrical hazards. These labels provide essential data, including incident energy, arc flash boundaries, and required personal protective equipment (PPE), ensuring that workers can operate safely within industrial environments.
Our manufacturing process utilizes high-durability materials designed to withstand harsh industrial conditions. Whether you require phenolic, metal, or adhesive-backed labels, we ensure every piece of information is engraved with precision to maintain legibility and compliance over the long term.
We specialize in custom submittal packages and rapid production, helping facility managers and electrical contractors meet strict safety deadlines. Our commitment to quality ensures that your facility remains compliant with the latest OSHA and ANSI standards.
What Information Goes on an Arc Flash Label?
An arc flash label carries the hazard data for one specific piece of equipment. Evermark Industrial Solutions produces labels with the fields a project specifies, commonly including:
Signal word & header — an ANSI Z535 signal word such as WARNING or DANGER, selected per the hazard.
Nominal system voltage — the equipment's working voltage.
Arc flash boundary — the approach distance from the study.
Incident energy & working distance — incident energy (cal/cm²) at the stated working distance, OR an arc flash PPE category, as the study reports.
Required PPE — the protection level the study specifies for the task.
Shock hazard data — limited/restricted approach boundaries and voltage, when specified.
Equipment ID — the panel, switchboard, or MCC identifier.
Analysis date — the date of the arc flash study, supporting the review cycle.
Every value above originates in the customer's arc flash study. Evermark Industrial Solutions reproduces the supplied data exactly as specified and confirms the layout on a proof before production — Evermark does not alter, calculate, or validate the hazard values.
Engraved, Printed, Stock, or Custom — Which Arc Flash Label?
Evermark Industrial Solutions produces arc flash labels in several constructions, matched to the environment and the install.
| Type | Best For | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Engraved phenolic / metal | Permanent installs, harsh/outdoor/high-temp, long service life | Legend is part of the material — solvent-, UV-, and abrasion-resistant |
| Printed durable label | High-volume facility labeling, full-color fields, variable data | Durable substrates and laminates; {{verify: print durability rating}} |
| Stock format labels | Fast, standardized facility rollouts | Order ready-made formats on the product page |
| Fully custom | Project-specific layouts, logos, multi-field specs | Built to the submittal and proof |
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Regulatory Compliance
Standards for Arc Flash Safety.
Navigating electrical safety requires strict adherence to industry protocols. Our labels are manufactured to meet the rigorous demands of national safety standards, ensuring your facility remains compliant and your team protected.
NFPA 70E Compliance
Our labeling solutions strictly adhere to NFPA 70E requirements, ensuring that all arc flash warnings provide the necessary safety information for electrical personnel.
— National Fire Protection Association, 2024
ANSI Z535 Standards
We utilize ANSI Z535 design principles for all signage, incorporating standardized signal words, colors, and symbols to maximize hazard communication effectiveness.
— American National Standards Institute, 2023
OSHA Safety Regulations
Labels are engineered to meet OSHA 1910.145 specifications, providing durable, high-visibility warnings that protect workers from potential electrical arc flash incidents.
— Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 2024
IEEE 1584 Calculations
We integrate precise data derived from IEEE 1584 arc flash hazard analysis, ensuring that every label reflects accurate incident energy and boundary information.
— Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2022
Who Orders Arc Flash Labels From Evermark?
Evermark Industrial Solutions produces arc flash labels for the people who specify, install, and maintain electrical equipment:
How Do You Order Arc Flash Labels?
Ordering arc flash labels from Evermark Industrial Solutions follows a five-step path built around your study data and a proof.
Send your study data & label spec
Supply the arc flash study output (equipment list with incident energy / PPE category, boundaries, voltage, IDs, analysis date) as a file or schedule. Evermark recommends a material and format; it does not produce the study.
Get a quote
Material, construction, quantity pricing, lead time, and rush options.
Approve the proof
Evermark sends a label proof; you confirm the data, fields, and layout in writing. Evermark reproduces the supplied values exactly and does not alter hazard data.
Production
Labels are produced on the specified material with in-process inspection.
Ship
Durable, install-ready labels, with documentation when the spec requires it.
Arc Flash Labels — Common Questions
Send Your Study Data for an Arc Flash Label Quote
Provide your arc flash study output and Evermark Industrial Solutions will quote the material, construction, and lead time — with a proof to confirm every field before production.
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