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GHS Oxidising Picto labels provide a clear visual warning for containers holding oxidising substances. These safety signs belong in environments where chemicals, gases, or dangerous goods are stored and handled, such ...
Description and applications
GHS Oxidising Picto labels provide a clear visual warning for containers holding oxidising substances. These safety signs belong in environments where chemicals, gases, or dangerous goods are stored and handled, such as industrial workshops, chemical warehouses, and laboratory settings. They ensure that any person entering the area can immediately identify the nature of the hazard without needing to read complex manifests.
Applying these labels to drums, bottles, or shelving reduces the risk of accidental mixing or improper handling of reactive materials. The self-adhesive backing allows for quick application to smooth surfaces, meaning site supervisors can organise their storage areas efficiently without needing extra tools or fasteners. By maintaining a consistent labelling system, workers can move materials safely and emergency responders can identify hazards at a glance during an incident, which speeds up the response time and improves overall site safety.
Each pack contains 6 labels measuring 100x100mm. The labels are constructed from a self-adhesive material for a secure bond to containers. These are suited for operations managing hazardous chemical inventories.
Features
- Pack of 6 labels
- GHS Oxidising pictogram
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Clear visual identification for dangerous goods
Specifications
| Size | 100x100mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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