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Misidentifying hazardous substances in a warehouse or chemical storage area creates unnecessary risk for staff and emergency responders. These Corrosive 8 labels provide the primary tool for marking containers that ho...
Description and applications
Misidentifying hazardous substances in a warehouse or chemical storage area creates unnecessary risk for staff and emergency responders. These Corrosive 8 labels provide the primary tool for marking containers that hold corrosive materials, ensuring that anyone handling the goods knows exactly what they are dealing with before they open a lid or move a drum.
Applying these labels to drums, bottles, or gas cylinders ensures that safety signs are visible from a distance, which reduces the risk of accidental spills or incorrect mixing of chemicals. The self-adhesive backing allows for quick application across various smooth surfaces, meaning site supervisors can organise their dangerous goods inventory without needing separate glues or fasteners. This clear visual communication helps workshop personnel and first responders identify the specific nature of the hazard immediately during an emergency, speeding up the response time and improving overall site safety.
Each pack contains 12 labels measuring 50x50mm. These are manufactured from a self-adhesive material for direct application to containers. Size: 50x50mm; Material: Self Adhesive.
Features
- Corrosive 8 classification for dangerous goods
- Supplied in a pack of 12 labels
- 50x50mm compact size for versatile application
- Self-adhesive backing for quick installation
Specifications
| Size | 50x50mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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