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In chemical warehouses, laboratories, and industrial workshops, the correct identification of hazardous materials is a non-negotiable requirement for site safety. These Dangerous When Wet 4 labels provide the necessar...
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In chemical warehouses, laboratories, and industrial workshops, the correct identification of hazardous materials is a non-negotiable requirement for site safety. These Dangerous When Wet 4 labels provide the necessary visual alert for substances that react poorly to moisture, ensuring that anyone entering the storage area is immediately aware of the specific risks associated with the stored goods.
Using these safety signs reduces the risk of accidental contamination or improper handling during an emergency. The self-adhesive backing allows a supervisor or safety officer to quickly apply the labels to drums, containers, or storage racking without needing additional tools or fasteners. By clearly marking these zones, site personnel can maintain better organisation of dangerous goods and gases, ensuring that emergency responders have the information they need to act safely and decisively if a leak or spill occurs.
Each pack contains 5 labels measuring 200x200mm. The self-adhesive material ensures a secure bond to smooth surfaces. This specific sizing and adhesive type suit environments where clear, high-visibility marking of chemical containers is required.
Features
- Pack of 5 labels
- Dangerous When Wet 4 designation
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- High-visibility marking for dangerous goods
Specifications
| Size | 200x200mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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