TS ISO 3767-3 (Eski no: TS EN ISO 3767-3)

TS ISO 3767-3 (Eski no: TS EN ISO 3767-3): TS ISO 3767-3 addresses the graphic symbols used for operator controls and other displays on powered lawn and garden equipment. In practical terms, it helps standardise how functions are represented on the machine itself, so operators can recognise controls quickly and consistently. As part of the ISO 3767 family, it supports a common visual language for equipment markings rather than relying on wording alone.

Why control symbols matter on garden machinery

Powered lawn and garden equipment often uses symbols for start, stop, speed adjustment, cutting functions, settings, and related machine information. Well-designed symbols are especially valuable where the same product may be sold or used across different languages, since they reduce dependence on text and improve immediate recognition. In general technical use, graphic symbols also support usability and interface clarity by making essential functions easier to locate and understand at a glance.

The scope of this part of ISO 3767

The scope is limited to symbols for equipment on powered lawn and garden equipment as defined in ISO 3339-0. That means this part is not a general symbol catalogue for all machinery, but a focused vocabulary for a specific equipment category. Its place within the ISO 3767 series helps align these symbols with the broader graphic-symbol system used across agricultural and forestry machinery, improving consistency in design and marking practice.

• Covers symbols for powered lawn and garden equipment.
• Applies to operator controls and other displays on the equipment.
• Relates to the equipment definition in ISO 3339-0.
• Forms part of the wider ISO 3767 graphic-symbol system.