100x100mm Exploding Bomb Labels | Chemical Storage
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GHS Exploding Bomb pictograms are specialised safety signs used to identify substances that are explosive or may cause a chemical reaction. These labels belong in environments where hazardous materials are handled or ...
Description and applications
GHS Exploding Bomb pictograms are specialised safety signs used to identify substances that are explosive or may cause a chemical reaction. These labels belong in environments where hazardous materials are handled or stored, such as chemical warehouses, industrial workshops, and laboratories. They provide an immediate visual alert to personnel and emergency responders regarding the nature of the contents within a container.
Applying these labels to drums, bottles, or storage cabinets ensures that dangerous goods are clearly marked, which reduces the risk of accidental ignition or improper handling. The self-adhesive backing allows for quick application to smooth surfaces, meaning staff can organise hazardous stock without needing additional tools or fasteners. By maintaining clear visual markers, site supervisors can ensure that chemicals and gases are stored in the correct zones, keeping the workspace safer for all operators.
Each label measures 100x100mm and is manufactured from a self-adhesive material for secure attachment. These pictograms are supplied in a pack of 6. This specific size and adhesive format suit high-density storage racking and small-to-medium chemical containers.
Features
- GHS Exploding Bomb pictogram
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Supplied in a pack of 6
- Used for identifying explosive chemicals and gases
Specifications
| Size | 100x100mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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