What do different colors mean in industrial settings?

Did you know that the four popular colors of LWNLife toolboxes—red, green, yellow, and blue—each have specific meanings related to their usage?
Understanding this can help you organize items more effectively.

The different colors of the toolboxes aid in distinguishing various types of items.

Today, LWNLife will share the industrial meanings behind the four main colors of our products, giving ideas for organizing your warehouse or office.

Green Toolbox
Green is often associated with nature and safety. In an industrial context, green represents non-hazardous materials or products designed for medical use When using green toolboxes, we recommend storing items that are chemical-free or non-sharp to ensure user safety.

Red Toolbox
Red evokes both positive and negative emotions, such as passion, excitement, or anger. In industrial use, red signifies fire protection equipment or dangerous items that require caution. Red zones typically indicate hazardous areas that should be avoided.

Yellow Toolbox
Yellow is a bright, positive color often associated with alertness, energy, and warmth. However, in industrial settings, yellow can also serve as a warning for life-threatening or property-damaging hazards. In retail, items placed in yellow boxes or on yellow shelves are more eye-catching, potentially boosting sales.

Blue Toolbox or Blue Solid Crate
Blue represents professionalism, safety, and reliability. It is commonly used in factories for crates, baskets, and boxes due to its association with standardization. Blue toolboxes not only help convey a clean, organized, and professional image in factories but also leave a positive impression on visitors to production lines.
  
Compiled by Minty